Second Skins: Painting Barkcloth From New Guinea and Central Africa July 19, 2012
Los Angeles, California 90024
Second Skins juxtaposes two separate traditions of fabricating vibrantly graphic clothing from the inner bark of trees: one shared by diverse peoples who live in and around the Ituri rainforest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the other produced by the Omie of Papua New Guinea in the South Pacific.
Added by Upcoming Robot on June 8, 2012
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jmoriarty
We're planning on streaming the event again, and having the videos posted afterwards. We had a ton of people chatting online last time, and hope to have even more this time around!
Steve Barr
Still trying to get my presentation down to 5 minutes...last run through was 55 minutes...hmmm...what to cut, what to cut, ok so my thanks to my grandmother cuts out 5 seconds....54 minutes, 55 seconds!
gailelaine2
@gailelaine @GlamACE will be there, see you then!
jmoriarty
Get there early! Things get moving at 6:00, but it looks like we're going to have another full house!
PeggyG
Will you also be streaming this session? I'd love to share it on Twitter with ed tech friends who don't live in AZ. Thanks.