Updated on May 18th - Information on attending Show & Tell: http://findsubstance.com/2010/05/18/questions-and-answers-for-show-tell-presentations-from-the-future/
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Spring is in the air, and by popular demand we are having another of our Show and Tell events. In conjunction with the 10th anniversary of Webvisions, we will be presenting our fourth edition of Show and Tell PDX on Tuesday, May 18th. Substance and Pinch welcome you to Substance World Headquarters to meet and greet with other like-minded people, to hear some interesting ideas and come away inspired to make your own change in the world.

In celebration of 10 years of Webvisions, we are asking, "What does your future look like?" Put yourself 10 years in the future and tell us what you're working on, what you see, and how things have changed. How will people be engaging with media, with brands, and with each other? If what you're doing now (in 2010) is wildly successful, what does that look like in 2020?

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Our Presenters from the Future Are:

Perry Gruber: Iconoclastic, Bombastic Fanatics for a Better World

Amber Case and Aaron Parecki: Non-Visual Augmented Reality with GPS and SMS

Jonathan Bean: Portland Institute for Practice Innovation

Matt Anderson, Struck/Axiom: Five Half-Baked Ideas from the Future

Jeremy Pair, PAIR dialog: Dear 2020, You’re living in The Sixties man

Stacy Westbrook, Thoughts And Deeds: 2020, The Future and Your Ass

Brian David Johnson: Why Will the Future Be So Cool? Easy… TV and Robots!!

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Please join us on May 18th. We plan on getting started around 6:00, with drinks and music, then begin the program at 7:00. The event will be held at Substance World Headquarters (1551 SE Poplar Avenue, Portland, Oregon).

We’re looking forward to you joining us for an informative, enlightening and entertaining evening. Due to the popularity of past Show and Tell events and the size of our space, we will be limiting the audience to 50 guests.

See you here,
Substance and Pinch. A Design Office.

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