SXSWi: High-Tech Craft Panel Saturday, March 8

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If you're heading out this week to Austin for SXSW, don't miss the panel I'll be moderating titled, "High-Tech Craft: Why Sewing and Knitting Still Matter" on Saturday, March 9th from 3:30 - 4:30pm in Room 9. Joining me on the panel is Diana Eng, fashion designer and self-described "fashion nerd" from Project Runway Season 2, Syuzi Pakhchyan of SparkLab, Alison Lewis from SWITCH, and Mouna Andraos of Electronic Crafts. Each of these women are forging new ground in merging fashion, arts, and crafts with new technology. MAKE & CRAFT will also be having a booth at the exhibit area of SXSW. Come by to say hi! (Pictured above L to R: Diana Eng's Inflatable Dress at Maker Faire 2006, Syuzi Pakhchyan's Wearable Light Bracelet, Alison Lewis' Shiny Purse, photo of Natalie Zee Drieu & Diana Eng at RISD, photo of Mouna Andraos at the Angel Chang fashion show, Thermochromatic ink dress developed by Mouna Andraos for Angel Chang, and photo of Syuzi Pakhchyan and Alison Lewis at Maker Faire 2006.) For more info on the panel, visit the SXSW site here. Link.


Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu | Mar 6, 2008 02:00 AM
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Posted by: RDAC on March 6, 2008 at 6:54 AM

Do you know if they're still offering free passes into the trade show? I'd love to come give you guys a visit.


Posted by: Peter Kirn on March 6, 2008 at 12:14 PM

Will definitely be there! Just have to plug it into my automagical scheduler thingy...

I'll be speaking on Sunday with Joy Mountford, formerly of Yahoo:
http://createdigitalmotion.com/2008/02/29/sxsw-a-new-web-from-live-data-to-continuous-visual-interfaces/


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