Art is Powerful or Powerless? One of the questions that Tokyo Art Beat's Tomomi Sasaki and Xin Tahara try to answer in this presentation that looks at the Japanese art scene post 3/11.

A look at the fantastic works of Tokyo Genso.

Eric is a Canadian designer now based in New York, and in this presentation, he shares the childhood creations he produced as a kid, and shows how they link up to and influenced the work he creates these days. (in English)

Michelle Thomé fully embraces the 20x20 format -- specifically, the numbering -- in her presentation on effective and efficient ways of speaking in public. (in Portuguese)

As you'll be able to tell after watching this presentation, Tatiana Tsvelodub is quite passionate about Mikhail Vrubel, an artist of the late 19th century. You'll see his paintings of St. Cyril's Church, St. Vladimir's Cathedral, and St. Sophia. (in Ukrainian)

Tyler Weiss says he doesn't draw much anymore, but in his presentation he takes us on tour of some of the drawn art he's produced over the years, explaining where the inspiration came from. (in English)

Miro Pecho is a Slovak painter, and he uses his presentation to explain how different fantasy worlds influence his paintings. (in Czech)

In his presentation, David Hammon (Joint Managing Director of Scenic World) walks you through the conspiracy that revolves around who killed Biggie and Tupac, a tale of East Coast vs. West Coast gangster rap. (in English)

A presentation by Bill Stelling of slides documenting the history of the legendary 1980s New York graffiti gallery. (in English)