Hey everyone,
After the meeting last night here's some info on the nest Pcha Kucha night in SF. '[It], Vol. 20 will be hosted on December 18th at 330 Ritch.Theme is "Threshold".' Here's the link if you want more info. I think we should go as it's after finals and would get everyone on the same page as to what some of the ideas were.
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Sat. June 14th 2008!
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Please contact us if you have comments, questions, or input on what we can do to continue working together. thedesigncollab@gmail.com. Most of us work or are in school full time, spread across cities and freeways. The next step is to take The Co/Lab and put it on the web, utilising the most universal communication tool to make collaboration accessible to anyone. I am looking for resources and suggestions, so please email thedesigncollab@gmail.com and let's talk! After all, two heads are better than one.
New Goals
• To make it easy to find people to collaborate on fun projects through excellent communication and accessibility
• To create a flexible plan for those who have busy schedules but are dedicated to make time for the sake of creating
• To build a web medium through which we can all come together and benefit from collaboration
• To be a transparent, professional, and resourceful organization
How do I contribute to this blog?
If you want to post entries here, email thedesigncollab@gmail.com and get an invitation to join the Collablog.
If you are interested in learning more about The Co/LAB, come to one of our workshops. Dates announced via Facebook (search "the Co/LAB Art and Design Collective" and join our group) and via email (shoot us a message to be added to our mailing list).
When and where is the next workshop?
TBD (when we find a space)
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4 comments:
i recently (yesterday) discovered that it's pronounced "P'chak'cha," which makes sense because it's Japanese. All this time, I keep seeing the world and want to say "Manchu Picchu." Anyway, that is all. :)
I turn 21 smack on that day! But because of that I'm celebrating at home :/. So I still can't go. Next time!
ooo that makes much more sense, ivan. Me'chak'cha means to make a mess. anyway, i'm down to go!
Happy early birthday Kate!
Oh, and I got a teeny typo with my previous comment: "... I keep seeing the WORD and want to say "Manchu Picchu" ..."
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