PechaKucha Night Burlington Volume 19

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PechaKucha Night Burlington Volume 19 PKN BTV Vol. 19: Ben Maddox

Underwater photographer and videographer Ben Maddox shares images from his TV series "I See Fish People," which features footage of freshwater fish in the lakes, rivers and other . . .

PechaKucha Night Burlington Volume 19

PechaKucha Night Burlington is presented by the Fleming Museum, Burlington City Arts, Shelburne Museum, and the ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center. Media services are provided by RETN. Additional support is provided by Seven Days. Volume 17 was held in Contois Auditorium and hosted by Burlington City Arts.

PechaKucha Night (PKN) is a worldwide phenomenon that began in 2003 in Tokyo. It offers the opportunity for a broad range of participants to present their projects, ideas, and passions at a fun, informal, and fast-paced gathering. Drawing its name from the Japanese word for the sound of "chit chat," PKN uses a quick and concise 20 x 20 presentation format that allows presenters to show 20 images, each for 20 seconds. Presenters describe their project as the images forward automatically.

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