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The third volume of PechaKucha Night in Maastricht was as strong as ever, and co-organizer Martijn Kagenaar fills us in on the night that was.
Maastricht #3: suicide jewels, flower bombings and pussy fur
Former cement factory AINSI hosted Maastricht’s third PechaKucha Night. And again, the hall was crowded and the presentations were energizing. You can watch all the highlights in streaming video.
It got a mention in our latest post on PKN Maastricht, but here’s more on PechaKitchen, that city’s post-PKN wrap-up event. Martijn explains:
The PechaKitchen concept is very simple. In the well-equipped kitchen at Veldhoen + Company Campus (where our fellow Pierre Buijs is a senior consultant) we host speakers and some volunteers. In small groups we prepare a 3-course meal. A nice atmosphere is guaranteed. Presentation and concepts are evaluated. Creative talents receive intervision by peers. And very exciting: future co-operations between the speakers are planned.
You can see more from the first PechaKitchen in this Flickr photoset.
The city of Maastricht recently hosted its second PechaKucha Night, again with a terrific lineup of presenters — you can view streaming video of all the presentations here. Organizer Martijn Kagenaar reports.
We posted a short event review for the inaugural edition of Pecha Kucha Night in Maastricht last month, but now you can view every single presentation made during the evening in glorious video.
Below, a look at presenter Nicolaas Pereboom’s talk on branding 2.0.
Held on Tuesday of last week (January 20), the city of Maastricht got its first taste of PKN with a terrific turnout — 220 visitors took in the presentations held on the black stage of the AINSI theater. With a great attendance and some very nice press coverage, looks like PKN has found another loving home in Holland.
The second edition will take place at the same venue on March 20. All photos are courtesy of Bert Janssen & Johannes Timmermans, friends of PKN Maastricht.
You can see even more photos from this event at this Flickr photoset.
We may not be able to read it, but it sure is nice to see the Maastricht-based edition of PKN get a full-page article in the city’s Dagblad De Limburger newspaper. Big thanks to Martijn for the scan.