Pecha Kucha–Inspired Night at Museum of Contemporary Craft

October 15, 2009

Join the Museum of Contemporary Craft and Pacific Northwest College of Art’s MFA in Applied Craft and Design program (a joint MFA offered with Oregon College of Art and Craft) for an energetic, casual Pecha Kucha-inspired Night.

“Pecha Kucha”:http://www.pecha-kucha.org/ is a concept that grew out of the Tokyo design community, featuring a series of concise presentations. MFA in Applied Craft and Design students will present ideas and images in a modified format of roughly 3.5 minutes each. This lively program will introduce the audience to ideas, objects, and questions on the minds of the inaugural class of this innovative new program.

Special Event | Pecha Kucha–Inspired Night
5:30 p.m., Wednesday, October 21
Lab at the Museum of Contemporary Craft, 724 N.W. Davis St.

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