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Good to see that even in Atlanta, organizers and attendees are learning how to write “PechaKucha” in Japanese, as seen in this photo — credit goes to Kai Curl for writing out PK in katakana.
Atlanta had its 16th PechaKucha Night this past Sunday, and we’ve already found a Flickr photoset covering the event — the low-resolution would indicate that the photos were taken with a mobile phone, but it still gives a nice glimpse at what a PKN in Atlanta looks like. The top page of the photoset also includes a list of all the presenters, with plenty of links.
Atlanta just held its 14th PechaKucha Night this past Sunday, and here are a few nice black and white snaps from the evening, sent to us by one of the organizers, Alfredo Aponte. Those treats you see in the last photo were courtesy of Chef Julia (from the Bookhouse) — she was also a presenter that night.
PechaKucha Night in Atlanta returns to its regular venue of the Octane Coffee Lounge tomorrow (Sunday, November 15) for its fourteenth edition. The festivities kick off at 19:00.
It’s lucky number 13 for PechaKucha Night in Atlanta, happening this Sunday (October 18) at the Octane Coffee Lounge.
Photographer Decatur Dan talks about his work, and more importantly, explains how he got the name Decatur Dan! The presentation is from PechaKucha Night in Atlanta Vol. 9.
The Economist’s sister magazine, Intelligent Life, gives PechaKucha Night some love on its blog this week. The piece focuses on the most recent edition of PKN Atlanta, which the writer describes as the “love-child of a French Salon and a stockholders meeting.” Sure, why not?
Most Pecha Kucha Nights are weeknight affairs, but in Atlanta, Sunday — and more specifically, this coming Sunday (February 15) — is when Vol. 9 will hit the Octane Coffee Lounge. What can you expect? Here’s a look at the presenters lined up:
You can also listen to podcasts of previous editions (iTunes Store link). Pictured above, Vol. 3.
