PechaKucha Asheville - Dunno or Don't Know

Jul 16, 2020

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Watch the slideshow presentation from 2018 in Asheville.

https://www.pechakucha.com/presentations/dunno-or-dont-know

The filmed live presentation is also here on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78euGK0iNig&list=UUVcsmaizPiCordicjCWtY9A&index=62&t=0s

Jeff Mason starts of with the question, "What are dunnoisms?" and explains the origin of dunno and artistic influences, how drawing 'Ghost-It Notes' grew into a line of products and merchandise and a retail website. The project is based around impermanence.

'Dunnoisms' are dunno's thoughts and wonders and are usually a play on words in some way. They might consist of twisting idioms, pensive puns, quippy epigrams, neologisms, shifting word associations, ambiguous aphorisms or pithy apothegms. Generally, dunnoisms are open to interpretation.

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sunrrtcyem Mar 09, 2021

Muchas gracias. ?Como puedo iniciar sesion?

Jeff Mason starts of with the question, "What are dunnoisms?" and explains the origin of dunno and artistic influences, how drawing 'Ghost-It Notes' grew into a line of products and merchandise and a retail website. The project is based around impermanence.

'Dunnoisms' are dunno's thoughts and wonders and are usually a play on words in some way. They might consist of twisting idioms, pensive puns, quippy epigrams, neologisms, shifting word associations, ambiguous aphorisms or pithy apothegms. Generally, dunnoisms are open to interpretation.

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