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Brooke Sietinsons is Associate Director of Digital Communications for Penn Arts & Sciences. Guardians of the Gallery Alums now at Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Doyle auction houses discuss championing underrepresented artists, enriching an object’s narrative, their time at Penn, and more.
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May 25, 2017 · Espers was formed by Greg Weeks, Brooke Sietinsons and Meg Baird in the early years of this decade. Here is how the three original members met and how they met the members who joined the band later... GREG: I met Brooke in Brooklyn. I met Meg at one of Brooke's loft shows.
Aug 22, 2018 · Now, with the looming possibility of reissues of its brief catalog — four woodsy, gauzy, tactile albums and EPs — co-Epsers Baird, Greg Weeks, Brooke Sietinsons, Helena Espvall and Otto Hauser return to their rural, ancient-to-the-future roots tied (and unmoored from) folk’s traditions.
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Espers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Founded in 2002 by Greg Weeks, Meg Baird and Brooke Sietinsons, later joined by Helena Espvall and Otto Hauser, the psych-folk music of Espers was released by Locust Music and Drag City.
