David Herman performs a poetic presentation, using a lovely collection of photographs as visual cues. (in English)

Paul Kerfoot asks some of the stranger questions that can be found in life, and explains to the audience how to properly eat a banana. He talks about some of his past experiences with family and childhood memories along the way.

The history, activity and future plans of BIT20 - the contemporary orchestra company.

Claire Sandys provides a visual, written and audio tour of historic Far Gosford Street.

Peggy Wong shows us her travelogues and how the passion for sketching to document each experience brings interesting memories.

Paul Cercone relates his work with the Easton Home and efforts to create safe and comfortable environments by surrounding memory impared residents with decor and images from an earlier era.

Liron Kroll is a photographer and a mother. In this PechaKucha given at Vol. 15 of the London series, Liron tells us how she sees her role to curate her children's memories through wonderful photographer (Liron can you be our mum's please!). 

Social media feeds have taken over from the family photo album and therefore they are places we now look to trigger those precious memories.

Liron you have definitely more than excelled in your ambition and your children are very lucky indeed.

Glass artist Guustie Alvarado shares how journaling throughout her life helped her to collect memories on the Camino de Santiago in Spain. She explains how she uses these experiences to create art, and how she eventually ends up co-writing the book Pilgrims? about the adventures in Spain.

in 2014, Gaurav Shinde became the first Indian to sail in the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race. Today he will speak more about the journey and how he works to create memories from his dreams.