Philly Pecha Kucha 1
What’s Pecha Kucha? It’s a quick-moving, creative show-and-tell event in which presenters show 20 slides and talk about each one for 20 seconds. Here’s the lineup for PPK1 at Studio 34 on March 7:
* Julie Beckman, architect and principal at KBAS: “Six Years: Designing the Pentagon Memorial” | http://kbas-studio.com
* Nathaniel Popkin, essayist and author of “The Possible City”: “Living in Ruins” | http://nathanielpopkin.net
* Michelle Holshue, nursing-midwifery student at UPenn: “Angels, Handmaidens, Tyrants, Whores: Nurses in the Media.” | http://mizzchelle.tumblr.com
* Jonathan McEuen, neuroscientist and biotechnology consultant at UPenn: “Two Scientists Walk Into A Military Base…” | http://web.mac.com/jmceuen
* Alexa Bosse, designer at SMP Architects; & Ari Miller, landscape designer at Viridian Landscape Studio: “How Low-Tech Design Can Change How We Live” | http://maxmanpartners.com, http://www.viridianls.com
* Elisabeth Dubin, architect at SMP Architects: “Are We There Yet? Looking Back on Architecture’s Future” | http://elisabethdubin.info
* Dustin Fenstermacher, of Dustin Fenstermacher Photography: “Cat Show” | http://dustinfenstermacher.com
* Amy Freeman, city parks columnist for Phillyist: “Squares of Philadelphia” | Phillyist posts: http://tinyurl.com/d54ayj
* Frank Chance, president of Friends of Clark Park: “Toward a Better Clark Park” | http://clarkpark.info
