Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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The Next Pecha Kucha:
Feb 19th
7pm
The Landmark Gateway Theater
The first presentation begins at 7:30 pm.
I'll be presenting at this one, although I'm not sure at what time, or what I'll actually be presenting yet. Still working on that part.
I'll have some more details when the date gets closer. ;)
Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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Link: http://www.pecha-kucha.org/cities/columbus
More Details:
Columbus Volume #8
at Landmark's Gateway Theater at South Campus Gateway
19 February 2009
START 19:00
DOOR $2 donation suggested
Join us for Columbus' next Pecha Kucha Night at Landmark's Gateway Theater at 1550 N. High Street in the South Campus Gateway. Bring your friends, enjoy a few drinks and sit back for a design showcase unlike any other. If you are interested in presenting your work to Columbus please e-mail enquiries to columbuspk@gmail.com. The presenters are: Matt Carbone, Matt Meindl, Artie Isaac, Zaineb Alani, Reza Reyazi, Walker Evans, Jane Amidon, John Sherman Lathram III, Helen Hoffelt, Corey Aumiller..Be there early!
Coreroc
Egoville USA
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Man I fully understand how the preparation and content selection process can drain you on Pecha Kucha. With your groups reschedule I'm sure it played a little harder on that process. I wish all presenters good luck and I cannot wait to see the fruits of the presentations.
JimSweeney
E. Fton
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I'm very happy to say that the Franklinton Development Association will also be presenting! Reza Reyazi from our office will be describing a couple of projects that we have developed and think would make a big improvement on this neighborhood. He's going to discuss (in six minutes apparently!) a plan for a Franklinton central park and a community theater project.
CDS sherman
East Franklinton
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remember jim PECHALK A CHA!
JimSweeney
E. Fton
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CDS sherman
East Franklinton
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you know how to say my name.....
Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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Big crowd. I haven't been to PK in awhile and I was expecting 50-60 people. They announced right before starting that they had counted 220 people coming through the door.
Very impressive.
Lots of great presentations tonight. I really enjoyed Corey Aumiller's "20 Irrational Fears That I Have". And I knew his name sounded familiar and now that I'm home I remember why.
Other standouts for me were Cyrus Fire, Kristy Yosick, Matt Meindl, and Reza Reyazi. Honestly... I enjoyed everyone. Great group all around.
Looking forward to sitting back and relaxing and enjoying everyone next time. I thought I did ok with the short amount of time I had to prepare, but I get anxious about speaking in front of large groups. I feel like I handle it alright, but it's always a little bit nerve wracking. ;)
Thanks to everyone who came out! Hooray!
Corey A
Clintonville
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Thanks for the kind words, Walker. Personally, I enjoyed your "less-than-sexy-slides" illustrating the task of keeping Columbus underground alive. I don't envy you after seeing that... but I do appreciate what you're doing.
Cyrus was looking sharp in his suit, Matt made me laugh my head off (as usual) and the poetry of Zaineb Alani made my neck hairs stand up.
Can't wait for PK night 9!
AmyArt21
Short North
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I had a great time last night! I thought the mix of presenters was perfect, a little bit of everything. Big thanks to everyone who shared their work, inspirations, and creations.
I also like how the space was set up a bit more informally, kind of a cafe/lounge style. This contributed to the relaxed atmosphere, which I am sure made the presenters feel a bit more at ease (maybe?).
One of the best parts of the evening was when Artie Isaac bought me a beer!
I'm thinking of throwing my hat in the ring and applying to be a presenter at the next PK now. :)
Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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Hey Amy! I spotted you there last night, but didn't make it over to say hi! So here's my belated hi: HI!
I agree with the thoughts on the lounge setup. Was very cool. I don't know about the other presenters, but it didn't really affect me at all. I watched the slides as I spoke about them because I really didn't have a scripted presentation and was kind of just playing it by ear as each slide came up. ;)
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