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‘Rapid fire’ Pecha Kucha Night returns
One often hears the words, “cut to the chase”. Then this event is the answer to their prayers.
After a four-year hiatus, Pecha Kucha Night is returning to Bristol, offering an opportunity for creatives to share ideas with a keen audience.
Pecha Kucha is a unique presentation format that challenges speakers to deliver concise, dynamic talks.
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Pecha Kucha, meaning “chit-chat” in Japanese, originated in Tokyo in 2003, created by architects Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham.
The format consists of 20 slides, each shown for 20 seconds, resulting in a 6-minute and 40-second presentation.
The fast-paced style ensures that presentations are engaging and to the point, allowing speakers to convey their ideas clearly and concisely.
Pecha Kucha Night has been a staple of Bristol’s creative community for years. And this year marks the seventh iteration of the event, featuring a diverse group of speakers, each sharing their unique perspectives on the theme of “Happiness”.
Attendees can expect a stimulating evening, with speakers distilling their ideas into their most essential points.
Dareshack on Wine Street will host the much-anticipated return of Pecha Kuchu Night – photo: Martin Booth
Among the lineup of presenters include names such as Andy Council and Maria Quintin.
Andy Council, a celebrated street artist, is known for his distinct style thats blend urban art with elements of nature and wildlife. While Maria Quintin, a print maker and artist, has received great acclaim for celebrating city’s rich printing history with the Print Museum Project.
The line up will also feature Katharine Hegarty, the director of the Bristol-based architecture and interiors company, LYKE Design, “that believe in the transformative power of design to be a catalyst for positive change.”
Pecha Kucha Nights, held globally, offer a platform for creatives in various fields to showcase their work, from art and design to travel, science, and activism. These events typically foster lively discussions and networking, creating a space for community interaction.
Additionally, the event serves as a platform for local creatives to gain visibility and connect with a broader audience. For the creative community, it remains an opportunity for networking and collaboration. The full list of speakers:
- Carl Godfrey (designer & illustrator)
- Helen Liang (creative practice consultant)
- Vicki Leach (deadgood Design director and co-founder of Two Girls Co)
- Andy Council (artist & spray paint muralist)
- Maria Quintin (founder of Bristol Print Museum)
- Joshua James (graphic designer)
- Craig Wightman (chief design officer at Kinneir Dufort)
- Katharine Hegarty (architect ARB RIBA & interior designer)
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The event will kick off at 6pm on November 25 at Dareshack on Wine Street. Tickets are available at www.headfirstbristol.co.uk/whats-on/dareshack
For more information on the event, visit www.pechakucha.co.uk
Main photo: Pecha Kucha Bristol
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