The TED2011 house band, the Berklee City Music All-Stars, opens Session 2.
Basil Jones and Adrian Kohler, founders of Handspring Puppet Company, bring a pioneering hyena puppet to stage.
The Handspring Puppeteers bring a life-size horse puppet on stage, which is part of their latest production, “War Horse.”
“Gamestorming” author Sunni Brown says, “The doodle has never been the nemesis of intellectual thought. In reality, it’s been one of its greatest allies.”
Paul Nicklen: Scientists predict no summertime Arctic ice within four years. Polar bears may be extinct in 40.
Thomas Heatherwick on the Seed Cathedral he designed for Shanghai Expo 2010: “It’s the only thing we’ve done that looks more like a rendering than the renderings.”
Bobby McFerrin creates an astonishing musical experience using only his body — and the audience — as instruments.
Photos: TED / James Duncan Davidson
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Magda Piotrowska commented on Mar 28 2011
Me too. I hope it will be shared in public!
C. Peng commented on Mar 22 2011
I’m interested in Thomas Heatherwick’s talk but couldn’t find it on TED. When would his talk be relased on TED web?
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Michael Dougherty commented on Mar 3 2011
so, Paul, how is it that we DO join you?
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Robin Palmer commented on Mar 2 2011
I keep thinking about Paul Nicklen, that amazing leopard seal, and Paul’s emotional invitation to join him in the Antarctic to help him get the word out about the plight of the polar bears, leopard seals and any animals that need icebergs, (solid “land” masses) to live. I keep calling my friends to tell them about it!
Thank you, Paul Nicklen, for sharing your powerful message with us.
Robin Palmer