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Candy presents SweetTalk Autumn Series.

  • 06-08-2006 12:21pm
    #1
    CandyCulture
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭


    Candy presents SweetTalk Autumn Series.
    Yes, after a summer hiatus we're back with SweetTalks this Autumn and they're looking... em... sweet!! We will 4-5 in Dublin before Christmas but also will be hitting Belfast, Limerick and there's even talk of Copenhagen, London and Newcastle... weirdy beardy. Anyhoo, just so you've got the inside track here's what's been confirmed for Dublin so far...

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    Wednesday September 27th at The Sugar Club.

    Pete Fowler, Rob Manley & Mark James from Playbeast.
    http://www.playbeast.com
    Pete Fowler is famous for his work for the SuperFurryAnimals, The Magic Numbers, his Monsterism characters and those brilliant Kia car ads. Along with the other members of Playbeast they will be talking about everything from Monsterism to Cardboys to Huge Snorses, best get tight on the lingo.

    Dan Lish & Dan Willett.
    http://www.danlish.com
    These guys will be talking about the process involved turning a character sketch into a vinyl toy!

    & Brian Coldrick.
    http://www.briancoldrick.com
    Seemingly will be bringing a little bit of Vegas to SweetTalk...

    Poster here...
    http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g1...lture/ST11.jpg

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    October 25th. SweetTalk DEAF Special.

    Curated by Donal Dineen (TodayFM / NoDisco).

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    November 1st.

    Michael C. Place / Build (UK).
    Ex. Designers Republic. http://www.designbybuild.com

    Timothy Saccenti (NYC).
    http://www.timothysaccenti.com

    Mark Blamire / Blanka (UK).
    http://www.blanka.com

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    Probably one more in December, maybe with mulled wine, mince pies
    and for charity...

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    Free drinks and prints will be available each night.
    Admission will vary due to amount of flights / hotels we have to organise for international speakers. Hope to see you all there.

    Cheers, Richard.


    http://www.candyculture.net
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Comments

  • #2
    spidermonkey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 490 ✭✭spidermonkey


    cool. where in dub is the sugar club cos i'll need to book a room for the night. where do i book tickets? on line or with yourself?


  • #3
    CandyCulture
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭CandyCulture


    Tickets are on the door each night, we open at 7pm and the first speaker goes on at 8pm... It's best to arrive early and get a good seat and some free gin and tonics, ease you into it!

    Cheers, Richard.

    ps. Check out my pdf magazine at http://www.candyculture.net There's 6 issues to download showcasing the very best in Irish and international creativity.


  • #4
    Ho-Hum
    Closed Accounts Posts: 313 ✭✭Ho-Hum


    I've been a fan of the Candy magazine for a while but I haven't taken the plunge into Sweet Talks. I think I shall free up some time for these though, looking forward to it already :)


  • #5
    particles
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭particles


    I was at two of them and found it all a bit pretentious in the way of 'promotion for the sake of promotion'. Perhaps the mag and events could have a little more soulful content!


  • #6
    DadaKopf
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,731 ✭✭✭DadaKopf


    Except that the graphic design industry in Ireland is a bit of a state and anything that drives design forward is welcome.

    Depends what you expect from the nights, really. Also depends on who you saw. Some speakers were pretentious, some boring, some a right laugh.

    Grand idea altogether, but I usually feel like an outsider at it.


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  • #7
    CandyCulture
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5 ✭CandyCulture


    If there's anything you reckon we can do better at SweetTalks to either make you feel more part of it or speakers you would like to see please feel free to send me a mail at richard.seabrooke@dynamo.ie

    We try to keep the event as informal as possible, we don't put any restrictions on what the speakers talk about and we try to keep each event set around a theme or style (illustration, motion/animation, music design, illustrative design, graphic design...)... we hope to get more diverse in time, with photography, fashion, advertising, etc. getting covered... if you've a wishlist though do send it on...

    thanks, richard.


  • #8
    DadaKopf
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,731 ✭✭✭DadaKopf


    Yeah, Rickie, I'd 'heart' to see Experimental Jetset, M/M, Mevis and van Deursen, eh, Wim Crouwel *ahemnoeffnwayitllhappen*, Daniel Eatock. Loads more but I can't remember. Um, photography would be cool. How about Thomas Ruff? Hehehehe. Actually, I dunno. Anyway.

    I wonder whether a CandyInDepth, or Candy workshop/seminar series on a theme, but still manage to keep it open and inclusive, and have loads of free booiz.

    Sorry my taste is pretty conservative.


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