Win One of Two VIP Double Passes to Semi-Permanent
There's a tidal wave of creative talent heading to Auckland.
There's a tidal wave of creative talent heading to Auckland. Enriching Auckland's creative community for 9 years and counting; roll on Semi-Permanent 2013.
Two days packed with presentations, exhibitions, workshops, prizes and parties. Plus there are great opportunities to network and meet the speakers themselves. Get your creative mojo going with inspiration from an eclectic mix of creatives that hail from as far away as Berlin and LA, and as close as Auckland. A hand picked selection of leaders in their respective creative fields, the line-up for Semi-Permanent Auckland 2013 features talent ranging from art and film direction to architecture and illustration, to publishing and design.
Speakers include:
US agency Digital Kitchen
US production designer Annie Sperling
Curious Films Founder Darryl Ward
Surf magazine Stab's creator, Sam McIntosh
Rodney Eggleston of March Studios
Berlin Artist and engineer, Niklas Roy
Ex-pat illustrator Kelly Thompson
Michael Lugmayr, founder of TOKO
Home town hero Nick Worthington of Colenso BBDO
Random Studios founder from the Netherlands
Concrete Playground has two VIP Double Passes up for grabs (valued at $350 each) which includes two days priority seating at Semi-Permanent, VIP event pack, exclusive area to hang and work plus access to VIP lunch function and other SP endorsed side events (after partay!). Simply enter in your details below to go in the draw.
P.S. For those who aren't as lucky as this guy and missed out of winning tickets, you'll still get a 15% discount for being our friend. Just use the promo code 'friend' when you buy your ticket to claim your discount.
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