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Collaborative Change? – Commons, Networks, Exchange

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chris pinchen
11th July 2011


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Collaborative Change? – Commons, Networks, Exchange

Thursday 14th July, Wood Quay Venue, Dublin 2

This one-day symposium, co-organized by PhotoIreland and GradCAM and supported by the City Arts Office, Dublin City Council, investigates emerging possibilities around collaboration, sharing and exchange and collective models of production, consumption, and ownership across a number of arts and non-arts fields.

Existing models have a long history in the construction and maintenance of community and provision e.g. meitheal, housing and agriculture cooperatives, credit unions, artists’ communities, etc. Network societies bring with them open and crowd-sourcing, user-generated content, crowd-funding and collaborative consumption, social networks with new economic models emerging.  The aim of the day is to frame these shifts and developments in the context of a new urgency and discuss what they mean for the future of cultural work, education, local and alternative economic initiatives, funding and financing, communities and networks amongst other issues.

It brings together number of local and international speakers made up of artists and theorists, activists and commentators across a number of areas and fields. These include: Michel Bauwens, p2pfoundation.net; Branka ?ur?i?, kuda.org/; Renée Ridgway northeastwestsouth.net/; Patrick Bresnihan provisionaluniversity.tumblr.com/; Nicolas Malevé, academycommons.net/; Adria Rodriguez universidadnomada.net/ ; Gergely Laszlo www.photolumen.hu/; Tom Stewart, www.exchangedublin.ie/; Michaele Cutaya; Aebhric Coleman, mondriansroom.com/ ; Andrew Hetherington, fundit.ie/

Date: Thursday 14th July, Wood Quay Venue, Dublin 2

Time: 9.15am – 5.45pm

Fee: €8 includes teas, coffees and lunch for the day

Bookings and further information: martin.mccabe@gradcam.ie

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