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Derby is brimming to the rim with creative talent so we have started to run Pecha Kucha nights to share ideas, inspirations and insights.
We organise each event with an open mind and hope to be one or all of these things during each event.... bemused, inspired and entertained but most of all for them to be enjoyable & thought provoking.
The organisers of PechaKucha Derby are:
Dawn Foote from Katapult
Aleena Naylor from BBC Radio Derby
Simon Foote from Simon Foote Architects.
Sponsors are University of Derby, QUAD and CIN
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July 25, 2012 7:30 pm – 10:00 pm : Derby #6
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The Future of Building
10 May 2012
What is the future of building? James Thomson takes a shot at describing the next fifty years of architecture. For him, the spaces where we live will be truly personalized and individualized … -
Poster for PKN Derby Vol. 5
4 April 2012
The next PechaKucha Night in Derby (Vol. 5) is set for April 17, and it will be held at Quad (Market Place, Cathedral Quarter). It should make for an interesting evening, as all presenters will be… -
In Defence of the Humble Kebop
22 March 2012
In today’s presentation, “In Defence of the Humble Kebop,” we find Martin Broadhurst sharing his passion for Kebop — the history, the present, and the future of Kebab. The … -
Playing the Field
21 March 2012
In today’s presentation, “Playing the Field,” Jonathan Wallis tells about his fun activities in the field at the back of his house. It was recorded at PechaKucha Night in Derby V… -
The Pictures in the Hall
16 March 2012
In today’s presentation, “The Pictures in the Hall,” Doug Smith shares a fantastic collection of portraits of various musicians. It was recorded at PechaKucha Night in Derby Vol.… -
How Big Is Your Fish?
15 March 2012
No, today’s presentation, “How Big Is Your Fish,” has nothing to do with fish in the sea, but rather a lot to do with lawn bowling. It was presented by Chris Beech at PechaKucha …
