Along with her tools for the revolution (yellow putty balls), Erin Boniferro displays her textile-inspired art works and discusses the importance of early childhood education. From Pecha Kucha Vancouver.
Showing posts with label Pecha Kucha Vancouver #6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pecha Kucha Vancouver #6. Show all posts
2009-06-18
Pecha Kucha Vancouver: Chris Bentzen
“Hot one inch action.” From button trading expositions to bike inspired tattoos, Chris Bentzen humorously presents the idea of community to bring together people and passions in the art world. From Pecha Kucha Vancouver.
2009-06-05
Pecha Kucha Vancouver: Marian Bantjes
Graphic artist Marian Bantjes presents a wonderful, exhilarating array of art pieces inspired by her dentist, cake and love gone right and wrong. From Pecha Kucha Vancouver.
2009-06-02
Pecha Kucha Vancouver: Jeff Hamada
Jeff Hamada gives a very funny retrospective of his artistic development from promising hockey and dinosaur drawings as a child, through a low point (ceramics) and then numerous design successes and the popular booooooom.com site. From Pecha Kucha Vancouver.
PKVN06: Jeff Hamada from Singular Software on Vimeo.
PKVN06: Jeff Hamada from Singular Software on Vimeo.
2009-05-24
Pecha Kucha Vancouver: Jesse Savath
"If you want something in life you just have to try it." Director, photographer and founder of the film collective Salazar, Jesse Savath illustrates that aphorism by the example of his own evolution. The starting point was a complete lack of ideas. From there he shaped a successful career doing what he loves in a series of steps that often involved just showing up and figuring it out when you get there. From Pecha Kucha Vancouver.
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