PechaKucha: Transformations

We are a place to explore and debate what home means. We do this by creating exhibitions, events, collaborations, research and debates that shine a light on important issues and fulfil our mission to reveal and rethink ideas on home.Visit our website or follow us on social media for details:www.museumofthehome.org.uk'Wonderful. Wonderful.  A real treasure – wish I had discovered it years ago'

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Ok, first up what is a PechaKucha night?
Originating in Japan, it is a fast and fabulous night of individual presentations, but there is a rule... nobody can speak for more than 6 minutes and 40 seconds, which means that you really can’t afford to be boring. Each speaker will show 20 images and talk about each image for 20 seconds.
Today the event has evolved to cover a range of topical societal issues, from diverse perspectives and is presented in over 1,000 cities around the world.
What kind of things do people talk about?
Literally anything that people think worth sharing including a personal story, an idea, a project, a passion, interesting snaps and experiences from your last adventure. These are just a few examples.
PechaKucha presentations uncover the unexpected - unexpected talent, unexpected ideas. Some PechaKuchas tell great stories about a project or a trip. Some are incredibly personal, some are incredibly funny, but all are very different, and they turn each PechaKucha event into “a box of chocolates”.
What can I expect from PKNLDN 'Transformations' at the Geffrye?
The theme for this Pechakucha night is 'Transformations', allowing our speakers to talk about what this concept/word/topic/construct/movement means to them. 
Expect an inspiring night during which 8 speakers from a mixture of industries and backgrounds will speak on this topic for no more than 6 minutes 40 seconds each!
A Pechakucha night in a garden?
YES! That's right. Making this Pechakucha night event more special is the fact that the generous folk at the Geffrye Museum of Home are hosting the event in their delightful front garden which is graced with the most beautiful dappled light. 
Talks begin at 19.15. Confirmed speakers include: 
Sabba Kahn / Architectural Designer and Graphic Novelist  Jude Pullen / Product Design Engineer  Sarah Saunders / Head of Learning and National Partnerships, The British Museum  Nick Cramp / Senior Partner Max Fordham LLP  Hannah Colbert / Founder, Greener Habits  Wayne Murray and Romany Taylor / Knitwear designer and Illustrator SnoozeFabric  Kandice Holmes / Founder Common Unity (C.U.)  Luke Billingham  /  Youth and community worker at Hackney Quest

Geffrye Museum of the Home

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