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DanceLabs introduces P2P-dancing in Thailand

Michel Bauwens

16th January 2007

I recently received an enthusiastic New Year’s message from Chinarut, a passionate young man I had met at the Asia Commons conference in Bangkok.

For the last five years, they have been promoting a participatory dance technique in the region.

You can read about it here, or watch their video trailer here.

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One Response to “DanceLabs introduces P2P-dancing in Thailand”

1. Chinarut Says:
   January 16th, 2007 at 5:17 pm

   thank you for the nice complement, Michel!

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