Thursday’s Plenary at 17:00 at SK1

CARTOGRAPHIES: NETWORKS IN PROGRESS
Tonight! 17:00-18:30 hrs, Cinema

What happens to a network when it grows, constitutes, transforms, and sediments? What are some successful projects that have scaled and managed to balance between structure and informality? What techniques, tactics, and procedures help networks stabilize and change? Why and under what conditions does it make sense to put the brakes on growth? What role does individuality and fragmentation play in the constitution and proliferation of networks?

Gabriella Coleman and Jaromil will provide short presentations to kick start the conversation related to these (and other) questions and open up the plenary to you.

Plenary sessions are moments for you to share, argue and debate outside your network – SO STAND UP, GET UP, GRAB THE MIC!
Unheard voices are more than welcome.

From Weak Ties to Organized Networks

By margreet riphagen, July 3, 2009

Proudly we present the Winter Camp report; From Weak Ties to Organized Networks – Ideas, reports and Critiques. about the publication: In March 2009 the Institute of Network Cultures brought 12 networks to Amsterdam for a week of getting things done. Aim of Winter Camp was to connect the virtual with the real in order [...]

Video Interviews Online!

By sabine, April 23, 2009

The Winter Camp meta-group is happy to announce that the video interviews that we conducted during Wintercamp have been uploaded to Vimeo! During the event, we have made many interviews. A total of 28(!) was selected and are now available online, in HD quality. They are also available for downloading as .ogg files (to be [...]

What’s Next?

By sabine, April 17, 2009

First of all: a big thanks to everybody for the wonderful event, your participation, your contributions, and your support for making this happen. We’d like to inform your about what’s next for the Winter Camp meta-group. The post-production of the video interviews is in full swing, and the results look excellent. We will upload everything [...]