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State of the Arts Blog
Marianne Combs

Take a trip in the Wayback Machine

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How do you get an artist to pay attention to you? Make them laugh.

And that's just what Andy Sturdevant has been doing of late. In honor of Springboard for the Arts 20th anniversary, he's been taking viewers into his magical "Wayback Machine" to see the organization's offerings through a particularly retro lens.

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Springboard for the Arts: Wayback Machine Infomercial from Creative Communties 2011 on Vimeo.