LIMITED
EARLY BIRD TICKETS
AVAILABLE SOON!!!
Attendee registration for the 11th Pictoplasma NYC anniversary edition goes online on the 25th of June 2025 (at noon EDT), with a special EARLY BIRD OFFER, LIMITED TO THE 100 FIRST ATTENDEES* completing the online registration process.
Registration payments are handled by secure credit card transaction and PayPal.
No physical tickets are sent out prior to the event. All attendees receive a unique registration code via email (sent a bit closer towards the event to the attendee email address provided during purchase). The conference passes (wearable, non-transferable wrist-bands) will be awaiting you directly at the venue.
Please read our terms & conditions before making the online payment.
PICTO | NYC 2025
* Early bird offer is limited to the 80 first attendees completing the online registration process.
Email us if you are registering for a group of 10+ attendees, and we might be able to make you a special offer!
CODE OF
CONDUCT
Pictoplasma continuously works to keep the conference a welcoming, safe and friendly experience for all guests, staff, volunteers and artists. In other words, we do not tolerate threats of violence, unwelcome sexual attention, slurs or hate speech, including hurtful comments involving race, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, physical appearance, disability, age and religious or political belief, whether they are personal or general. Anyone asked to stop any harassing behavior is expected to comply immediately.
If you can’t help make the world (at least during our conference) a welcoming, harassment-free and supportive place for all characters and humans alike, Pictoplasma is not for you. Whoever violates these rules will be expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the organiser.
If the behavior of anyone makes you (or anyone else) feel unsafe or unwelcome, please report it as soon as possible. Incidents can be reported to any member of venue staff or the conference team at the info desks onsite, where we will be happy to help, contact security or local law enforcement, provide escorts, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to feel safe.