[p2p-research] [ox-en] p2p art

[Michel Bauwens]

Dear Caroline,

you ask:

- my main question is: where is it possible to add content about "p2p art"?
I would be happy to contribute (if everything is not already on michel's
delicious :)

I would be very happy to have p2p art writing on our blog, and even
eventually, to create a wholly new section on that topic in our p2p-f wiki.
See the middle column for all the other topics we are covering. Such a
section is automatically created by adding [[Category:Art]] at the end of
any entry.

It's something that has been missing, largely due to my own lack of
affinity, but I'm sure that once started, other art-sensitive p2p'ers would
join in,

For the blog, James Burke can offer you pw/id

do you have more details about the content of the holmes presentation?

Michel

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 6:29 AM, Caroline Zeller
<caroline.zeller at gmail.com>wrote:

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> dear all,
> I would like to share a video with you :
> it is a conference I went to 10 days ago "Ecological domination of
> financial
> capitalism". The speaker is Brian Holmes*
> http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/1297108 (first part)
> http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/1297238 (second part)
> if you don't have time to watch everything you can just have a look at the
> second part around 26 28 mn
> that was 2 days before oekonux, and I just feel he is stopping where you
> are
> starting ;)
>
> *BRIAN HOLMES is an art and cultural critic, activist and translator,
> living
> in Paris, interested primarily in the intersections of artistic and
> political practice. He holds a doctorate in Romance Languages and
> Literatures from the University of California at Berkeley. He was the
> English editor of publications for Documenta X, Kassel, Germany, 1997, was
> a
> member of the graphic arts group Ne pas plier from 1999 to 2001, and has
> recently worked with the French conceptual art group Bureau d'études. He is
> a frequent contributor to the international mailinglist Nettime, a member
> of
> the editorial committee of the art magazine "Springerin" and the
> political-economy journal "Multitudes", a regular contributor to the
> magazine Parachute, and a founder of the new journal "Autonomie
> Artistique".
> He is currently preparing a book in French, entitled "La personnalité
> flexible: Pour une nouvelle critique de la culture.
> http://brianholmes.wordpress.com/
>
> - my main question is: where is it possible to add content about "p2p art"?
> I would be happy to contribute (if everything is not already on michel's
> delicious :)
> I would also like to know how you would include artists (art projects,
> comics, visuals from what I have heard and read) and who are the people
> working on it.
>
> - I have some friends organizing a free festival next year or in 2 years,
> probably in brussels. I guess there is something to be done here.
>
> - and for my personal projects: if you have relevant information about
> opensource mobiles and creative ways to use it please send it to me !
>
> kind regards from brussels
>
> caroline
>
>
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