One of the most fun ways to get a peek into another person’s life is to experience their city like a local would -- with a homebase in a their space. LifeSwap takes the fun of living how a stranger does one step further. We’ve teamed up with AirBnB to give you a taste of what it’s like to step into someone else’s shoes. We can safely say that this is the best giveaway of any SXSW party around.
Day 4 is about the word on every marketer’s mouth. Everyone’s focusing on it, but it’s not a focused word. What does it mean exactly? Why does it matter? And how do we do it right? Attend small group workshops about mobile ads, mobile responsive site and mobile app development. Learn about the rapid rise of mobile browsing (and what that means to us) in our interactive globe installation. And hear from Ruth McCarthy, Founder of Mobili Media, about how to get caught up -- and then get ahead.
PechaKucha, or “chit chat” in Japanese, is a concise presentation style, comprised of twenty slides at a duration of twenty seconds each that advance automatically. This unique 20x20 format, devised in 2003 by KleinDytham Architecture, powers multi-speaker events called PechaKucha Nights.
PKNs invite creatives of all fields to meet, present projects, and exchange ideas in over 1000 cities around the world. Every PechaKucha Night features a charismatic host to introduce ten or so speakers from a range of fields, a variety of experiences, and a completely surprise group of topics. PechaKucha Nights are held in bars, music venues, clubs, public parks, museums, universities, and community gardens.
Founded in the spring of 2014 by volunteers, and supported by generous partners, the New York chapter of PechaKucha brings together a uniquely diverse perspective to this global stage.
A portion of every ticket sold contributes to the PechaKucha Global Fund.
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Tim and Jessica create objects, exhibits, texts, and images that encourage reflection upon the current and future state of our designed culture. Through Parsons & Charlesworth, they explore how object design can play a greater cultural role in the discussion of contemporary issues such as climate change, personal survival, and happiness.
