Posts Tagged: MyCreativity

Coordinator Bas van Heur presented the outcomes of the MyCreativity...

Final day presentation: MyCreativity

By niels, March 8, 2009

Coordinator Bas van Heur presented the outcomes of the MyCreativity network on this final day of Winter Camp. A network that, as Bas immediately indicated, isn’t particularly organized, or strong in its node-to-node connections. Rather, the network consists of a group of individuals with a shared interest in the particularities of the creative industries, brought [...]

The MyCreativity Topic

By marijn de vries hoogerwerff, March 7, 2009

MyCreativity is a network primarily communicating via their mailing list, if, in fact you can call it a network at all. At least it provides means to think about the limits of the network, and one limit of this group seems to be organization. It is a network of expertise and/or reflection, but this does [...]

MyCreativity: Precarity and Collaboration

By niels, March 5, 2009

As a network that really isn’t a network yet, MyCreativity so far doesn’t work with an overarching structure. At present it consists of a group of individuals that all share some relation to the creative industries. But as participant Michael Lafond explained during the space-time interval before lunch – result of the huge lunch line [...]

MyCreativity: Open-Source Urbanism

By Chris Castiglione, March 5, 2009

MyCreativity met on Day 1 of Winter Camp to discuss issues concerning open-source urbanism. Today the group was composed of fourteen artists and activists that (as a group) were all meeting together for the first time. The afternoon session included three presentations full of examples, a history and criticism of open-source architecture. Anthony Iles on [...]