You know the drill by now- arrive early to secure a spot at the capital’s premier creative gabfest, Pecha Kucha! Once there you’ll get access to fun, freebies and presentations from (in alphabetical order)

RICHARD BLACKWELL artist

ELENA DIMCEVSKA designer

ROBERT GUTH artist

ESTELLE IHASZ artist

CHRISTEY JOHANSSON & MARCUS PIPER illustrator/designer

MAREE TAIT publisher

LISA TOLCHER photographer

STUART WILSON scientist

LESTER YAO & FABIEN PREDIUX architects

So, in order to catch these presentations and take advantage of the PKC good times, you ‘ll need to get to Knightsbridge Penthouse in Braddon around 6.30. As we keep repeating, the room does fill pretty swiftly, so don’t dilly/dally.

Here’s where you go:

We look forward to seeing you at PKC Volume 03!

Pecha Kucha Canberra Volume 03 Wednesday, May 14

Knightsbridge Penthouse, Mort St Braddon

6.30 for 7.00

Jonathan Baskett at PKC02

Folks, thanks so much for checking Volume 2 last night at Knightsbridge. If you weren’t one of the 150 crammed into our favourite inner-north bar, you missed 10 sterling presentations, freebies from POL Oxygen and Aesop, cut price booze and a healthy smack of laughs, inspiration and fun.

As we said last night, Volume 3 will take place at the very same venue on May 14. Submissions for Vol 03 are open as of now, and will remain open till April 28. First come first served, so get your idea to us asap! (Check the Submissions page for more info.

In the meantime, check our PKC Flickr page in a day or so for images from last night. If you snapped any shots, send them on to us and we’ll put your work on the site.

And keep dropping by this very page for information on all our presenters and all the news you need on PK Canberra!

Alex James at PKC02

Sculptor Jas Hugonnet working the Knightsbridge crowd at PKC vol 01.

After 4 years and almost 3000 presentations, Klein Dytham have released the Pecha Kucha book ‘20 x 20- A Celebration’. Sadly we in Canberra missed the deadline (our first PK Night was a week after the cut!), but the book is essential regardless! Both a manifesto and a document of particular moments in global PK history, it’s something we feel you need to own. For more information, head to the PK Global site.