In this talk, Andrew Tarvin, the world’s first 'Humor Engineer', reverse-engineers the process of using humour to get better results while having more fun. You’ll learn the mindset required to use humour, the tenets of humour that anyone can learn, and leave with actionable steps to implement immediately.
In this talk for the Prague College Visiting Artists and Lecture Series, John Grzinich shares details of his working processes, and how his work relates to the media productions surrounding his current topics of interest: microcosms of culture and the environments of the North in conditions of a changing global climate.
Anachronic Exercises is a series of morning workshops conducted by Prague College's second year Fine Art Experimental Media students.
In this presentation for the Visiting Artists and Lecture Series Svoboda insists that the focus of his work is not film as such, but our 'life'; no matter how broad and vague that term may seem. More specifically, the way in which our life passes in film: how it influences our understanding of reality, of actions, and how it creates an outline for interpersonal communications.
This year was marked by numerous important anniversaries in Czech History: the establishment of an independent Czechoslovakia in 1918; the Munich Agreement of 1938; the Communist coup d'état in 1948 and the Warsaw Pact’s military invasion in 1968.
On 28 November, Prague College students and the public will have the chance to listen to Markéta Soukupová on the subject sustainability in the fashion industry.
Jan Pfeiffer has mastered various media, indulging in video, photography, animation, and drawing. Pfeiffer combines an analytical melancholic perspective to historical, political and sociocultural phenomena with a genuine fascination in mythological and religious symbolism.
The lecture introduces the concept of circular economy (CE), or how through a change in perspective we can re-design the way our economy works - designing products that can be 'made to be made again'.
Known foremost as the secure trading infrastructure behind Bitcoin, Blockchain has the potential to greatly simplify and speed up transactions in eCommerce and regular commerce, healthcare records, logistics, and finance. Additionally, more secure sharing of information can help address media problems with #FakeNews, spam problems in social media, and hacking problems in online voting.
Every year our foundation students in Art and Design present their work so far, in what is always a fascinating display of their artistic directions and future intentions.