PechaKucha

I went to the my second PechaKucha night the other evening. It’s an event for “young designers to meet, network, and show their work in public.” The first one was at the Atlas Theather on H Street, and last night’s was at the Embassy of Sweden at Georgetown’s waterfront.

Anyway, despite being a shotgun spread of fields presenting, you come across some really interesting data visualizations. For example, one speaker focused on understanding the “global rhythm” of telecommunications, all in the context of how different New York neighborhoods reach out to the rest of the world.

Really cool stuff.