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THIS SUNDAY, May 19! Oval EXPO 03 (free workshop / coaching session / open house / compact seminar / perfume salon + tea/chocolate catering). I got one spot left in the INTERNATIONAL group starting at 3 PM...get in touch NOW!

Get in touch now to join Oval Expo 03 on May 19, the next iteration of my new, free workshop format about (my take on) musical mentoring, fragrance and pretty much everything you never knew about doing the artist thing in times like these.

(Think coaching session X open house X compact seminar X perfume salon. Also, tea/chocolate catering.)
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TL;DR - 
Oval Expo 03 - Sunday, May 19, 2019, Berlin. 
It's free. 
PM me for the exact specs/schedule. 
Limited capacity/RSVP, obviously.

Announcing Oval Expo 03 for May 19, the next iteration of my new, free workshop format about (my take on) musical mentoring, fragrance and pretty much everything you never knew about doing the artist thing in times like these.

​(Think coaching session X open house X compact seminar X perfume salon. Also, tea/chocolate catering.)

TL;DR - 
Oval Expo 03 - Sunday, May 19, 2019, Berlin. 
It's free. 
PM me for the exact specs/schedule. 
Limited capacity/RSVP, obviously.

​Hey,
coming up: Oval Expo 02 on April 14, the next iteration of my new, free workshop format. (Think coaching session X open house X compact seminar X perfume salon + tea/chocolate catering.) 

For the 1st event in March, an impressive group of creatives (digital visual arts, design, writing, photography, programming, fine arts and, of course, music) from all over the world came by for some cool discussion and an overall great time. 

Each Expo will highlight different topics around my take on creativity mentoring, fragrance and music, so hopefully, past guests will become regulars and/or will return for doing a longer presentation, let's see.   

TL;DR - 
Oval Expo 02 - Sunday, April 14, 2019, Berlin. 
It's free. 
PM me for the exact specs/schedule. 
Limited capacity/RSVP, obviously. 

Ah, I almost forgot about these nice Oval props in this (semi-recent) Pitchfork album review of an album by the venerable Carl Stone.

"One wonders how Oval’s work can be so entrancing while Stone’s, remarkably similar on the surface, just spins its wheels. Perhaps it’s a matter of priorities. Oval explored the computer like a lost continent, mapping its terrain with barely a thought given to the human experience back home."