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The Number 68 Project
Driving a discourse in dining with Washington’s most talented and ambitious young chefs.
Number 68 Project’s pop-up dinner series was established as a platform for cultural dialogue, a test kitchen for young and ambitious chefs and a vehicle to take dining to the next level. The Number 68 Project explored the intersection of food and culture with creative collaborators driving the narrative. Tastemakers, opinion leaders and cultural enthusiasts came together once-a-week for two months for an experiential discourse in dining. Chefs such as Daniel Singhofen of Eola, Ed Witt of 701, and Nick Stefanelli of Bibiana cooked for the likes of Amanda Hesser of the NY Times, Michele Norris of NPR, and Barton Seaver of National Geographic, among others. Roadside worked closely with Number 68 to deepen the dining experience, secure culinary talent, and develop relationships with leading brands that were integrated into the dinners and charity auction. A second iteration of the concept is currently underway.
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Meet Our Contributors
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Andre Szabo
Photographer
Andre Szabo
Photographer
Andre Szabo sometimes shoots photographs. Most of the time he makes videos and reads good books. He's in Boston now but will soon be hopping around.
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Dave Adams
Photographer
Dave Adams
Photographer
Dave Adams is the resident cinematographer at Run Riot Films. He caught the travel bug after getting a job at National Geographic Television at the end of 2005. Since then he's worked in over 25 countries and formed an obsession with such delicacies as Pratha, Amok and Torchy's Tacos.
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Gabrielle Lurie
Photographer
Gabrielle Lurie
Photographer
Gabrielle Lurie is a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts in Photography and Imaging. She is a freelance photographer, currently working in NYC. She recently exhibited her work entitled "The Rhythm of Chaos" at the Gulf and Western Galleries. Gabrielle is a dedicated vegetarian and avid proponent of organic lifestyles.
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Tracy Clayton
Photographer
Tracy Clayton
Photographer
Tracy is a Seattle transplant by way of Manila, Miami, and DC with a few stops in between. You can find Tracy on city streets camera in hand collecting urban scenes that would otherwise go unnoticed.
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Eli Chamberlin
Photographer
Eli Chamberlin
Photographer
Eli Chamberlin is a graduate of the University of British Columbia and an avid photographer. He grew up in the country-side of Vermont, where he learned to be passionate about buying local and supporting small business from his parents who are both restauranteurs. Eli currently resides in Vancouver, British Columbia but is planning a Magellan-esque global journey. Coming soon to a city near you.