Psychogeography Group to host Pecha Kucha
Staff are welcomed to the Leeds Psychogeography Group’s first event of the semester – a Pecha Kucha on Tuesday 22 January.
For those unfamiliar with the concept, Pecha Kucha is a presentation methodology in which 20 slides are shown for 20 seconds each, allowing for concise and fast-paced presentations and multi-speaker events.
The running order will be as follows:
1. Lawrence Molloy: ‘Psychic Barriers in Learning When You’re
Two Foot Tall and the Desire Lines of the Toddling Classes’
2. Scott McLaughlin: ‘Resonance in Our Environment’
3. Asa Road: ‘The European City on Holiday’
4. Phil Wood: ‘Twilight in the East’
5. Helen Graham: ‘Living in an Old Place’
6. Calum Paterson: ‘A Map of Histories and Disintegration’
This event will take place:
At: 5.10pm
In: Baines Wing, Seminar Room 1.15
Admission is free and all are welcome.
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