A sentence in the March 31 cover story [“Here, there and everywhere”] incorrectly described artist Warren Craghead’s January 2009 exhibit at Migration: A Gallery as “digital collage prints from [his] 2007 book, How To Be Everywhere.” Rather, the show featured original drawings and collages from Craghead that used digital processes in their planning stages. C-VILLE regrets the error.
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