Modular Media's Gallery: Studio Archives
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1976, 1st Studio at 107 Market on 2nd floor
Dennis Walsak at the "bench."
1976, January 1st Studio above PIP Printing
"Santa's Printing" tempera window painting by Dennis Walsak.
1976, Studio view
A couple of workbenches and a darkroom (on the right).
1976, 2nd studio at 6 Market Street
I moved in during the fall. The rehab involved shoveling out a foot of debris and thoroughly cleaning the first floor. A spacious bathroom became the darkroom.
1977, Studio View, 6 Market Street
Posey Walsak setting type on our first typesetting device, an IBM Compositor.
1977, Streetscape, 4 thru 12 Market St
Modular Graphic Services, second from the right, moved in in 1976, followed by Jenkins Interiors, Pip Printing, and Victor’s Bar.
1977, Studio Overview, 6 Market Street
We added two Compugraphic typesetting systems and maxed out the studio space.
1979, Bettencourt Arts Complex, 15 South Front
Opening Newsletter: Modular Graphics moved into Bettencourt in 1979.
1979, Bettencourt Arts Complex, 15 South Front
Dennis Walsak being interviewed by Jeff Weiser, Eyewitness News 3.
1979, Bettencourt Gallery, 15 South Front
Bettencourt Gallery was the centerpiece of the short-lived project. Professional services in the complex included Ron Williams Advertising, Jerry Blow Photography, and Modular Graphic Services.
1979, Modular's 3rd Studio at Bettencourt
Valerie Devlin setting type on Modular's Compugraphic phototypesetting system.
1979, Modular Graphics Studio View, 15 South Front
Mary Louise Handly proofing "Arts in Action", the newsletter of the Arts Council of the Lower Cape Fear. Modular produced the newsletter for many years.
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