Brie Sherow

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Art29.10.14

Brie Sherow talks to Malcolm Riddich as part of a series on the creative thinkers of Christchurch.

Art28.10.14

Brie Sherow talks to Gaby Montejo as part of a series on the creative thinkers of Christchurch.

Art27.10.14

Creative Thinkers of Christchurch: Alex Davies

Brie Sherow talks to Alex Davies as part of a series on the creative thinkers of Christchurch.

Art27.10.14

Brie Sherow talks to Bailey Peryman as part of a series on the creative thinkers of Christchurch.

Art23.10.14

Brie Sherow talks to Amiria Kiddle as part of a series on the creative thinkers of Christchurch.

Art22.10.14

Brie Sherow talks to Audrey Baldwin as part of a series on the creative thinkers of Christchurch.

Art21.10.14

Brie Sherow talks to Bridget McKendry of Makercrate, forming the first in a series of seven interviews with the creative thinkers of Christchurch.

Art21.10.14

Christchurch is still a city of transition, and emerging from this are projects that give us insight into people's vision for its future. To mark this year's Festival of Transitional Architecture, Brie Sherow chats to seven creative thinkers in Christchurch.

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