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I took my daughter last week to see Phoebe Bridgers at the Chase Center here in SF, and was blown away by the show in ways I honestly didn’t expect. I wasn’t sure how her often somber, intimate songs might hold up in a big arena, but they did. And the light show would give Pink Floyd or Peter Gabriel a run for their money. This intimate Sound Check at Cherry Lane performance is a whole other animal though. Art & Design What I’ve always loved about print and maybe more so even now than when we started is that, unlike the consumption of digital media, it has a beginning and an end, and it is a sort of closed experience. Felix Burrichter on the enduring nature of printed media in our algorithmic times. TIL that Polaroid at one time made a Museum Camera that created massive 40 x 80 inch peel-apart style images. This must make the 20x24 camera feel deeply inadequate by comparison. Speaking of my favorite analog photography company, It's Nice That speaks to Polaroid's Patricia Varella.…