[NetBehaviour] call for participation

[Lawrence Upton]

Do you have any hopes or fears about length of submissions?

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  -----Original Message-----
  From: leon <leon at c6.org>
  To: 'NetBehaviour for networked distributed creativity' <netbehaviour at netbehaviour.org>
  Date: Thursday, July 28, 2005 12:30 PM
  Subject: RE: [NetBehaviour] call for participation


  Call 'DIY SURVIVAL' (There is no Subculture, only Subversion) Publication.

  C6 invite submissions for a forthcoming publication on strategies, methods
  and techniques of DIY art practices. We are seeking innovative, critical and
  radical approaches to diverse art practice and organization focused on how
  to produce art unbound by market, commerce, and whitecubes. The aim is to
  produce a guide of tactical means for collective art making.

  We are looking for a wide range of perspectives, essays, case studies,
  artworks and interviews to articulate and promote the idea of self
  generative cultural events and the collective production of art.
  Contributions from artists, activists, cultural producers, and other related
  professionals are welcome. 

  Deadline the 7th of September.

  C6 wish to keep the possible topics vague enough for interpretation, a
  starting point may be:

  . Ethos, history and politics of DIY art and culture 
  . Occupation of territories 
  . Culture jamming, guerrilla art practices
  . Strategies of audience engagement
  . Tales of endurance, invention and uncompromising passion
  . Resistance and the creation of communities 
  . Question of authorship/ownership in collaborative systems

  Keywords: community, digital, tactical, strategic, interactive,
  intervention, pervasive, collective, fine art sausage machine.

  Deadline for submission is 1st September 2005. Comments and queries can be
  sent to diy at c6.org  

  The launch event will be held on the 29th of October at the c6 show 'SOLD
  OUT' in Cremer street Shoreditch London.




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