bernard charnley visual artist
prose poem: the instability of instability
This prose poem was written and performed with sound accompaniment by Charnley at the first Pecha Kucha event held in the Midlands. The event was initiated and organised as a collaborative project with fellow artists.
Sound instruments for
'the instability of instability'
What is Pecha Kucha?
Pecha Kucha (pronounced “pa-chok-cha” http://www.pecha-kucha.org) is an entertaining way to exchange ideas and experience. The aim is to get people from different walks of life talking to each other in a way that is original, funny, unusual, serious or just different.
Using 20 images in total and a time of 20 seconds per image your presentation is then 6 mins 40 secs.
The format was devised and copyrighted by Royal College of Art architecture graduates Mark Dytham and Astrid Klein, working from their multi-disciplined arts business base in Tokyo, originally as a way of getting art and design professionals talking to each other in a focused and inventive way. The idea has spread virally to many different walks of life and many city events have been held around the world.
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