Photos | Projector Presentation in Barcamp 6
Hideaki Wakui and Jonathan Boyd leading a discussion on art and furniture using the plywood table and projector screen at Barcamp 6 in 2008.
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a group of people standing around a table with a projector screenChronologically Adjacent
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architecture cafeteria jeans pants classroom building frame barcamp chair footwear plywood hat wristwatch crowd restaurant furniture wood shoe bag manufacturing projection art jonathan glasses indoors factory shorts pc school audience boyd electronics screen accessories room hideaki wakui laptop workshop part barbershop cup hospital computer handbag painting
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2008-10-26T13:05:47-07:00
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