Quickie here, drowning in tasks before becoming unemployed once again.
to hang out with friends. I'm suggesting the third week - from 14th to
19th. We can provide invitation letter for those who need it. We can
sign any invitation letters people ask us to, also. Come visit the
* CulturaDigital.Br was fun. Lots of interesting people doing
interesting things. Will report when time comes back to normal pace.
> thank you all for your feedback,
> I still wonder how to make a international network works,
> without representation or specials (curators) meetings -
> but, maybe I am just optimistic with this list, I don't know why,
> maybe because I enter here 'cos someone told me was a international network
> and I took it as a chalenge... uau, could this network works? or it is
> just a web-list???
>
> We could be more implicated for our meeting in Ubatuba next year,
> make something happend between this countries, I'm not sure if it is
> here the place to try it,
>
> obs, when I send some video I send it because I think the idea is
> important to the list,
> like tecnoshamanism or the body in the street - scandals - and I think I
> had a kind of participation
> in the creation of this network, from Prestes Maia occupation - sao
> paulo 2003.....
>
> good luck with your eyes patrick
> thank you for the web-list neoscience John Hopkins - I'm there now
> Im not in london right now, Romanian, im in barcelona going to roma
> tomorrow ... so if you have some interesting
> thing in roma please let me know
>
> well... *Cultura Digital* is happening in Brazil right now, I'm sure
> they are in a very good moment of
> meetings, ideas, chalenge, parties, twitter :
> https://twitter.com/#!/culturadigital
>
> I will see all the links you send, but of course, I always prefer
> something special, at the point,
>
> Let's think about the chalenge: This international network works?
> f
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 2011/12/2 James Wallbank <james@??? <mailto:james@lowtech.org>>
>
> Hi Fabi, Hi All,
>
> You ask about collaborations - and sometimes there are times when
> collaboration is tough. Here in the EU there has been a huge, across
> the board cut in cultural funding, support and available resources.
>
> Sometimes when people go quiet it's not because they aren't
> interested - it's because they're WORKING LIKE HELL to survive, and
> haven't got enough time to discuss the projects they're working on.
>
> What I like about the Brico list is that I know that people are
> working on their own projects - sometimes I don't see or hear from
> Bricos for several years - and then I interact with them again, and
> it's like there's been no gap at all. Often I find that moves we
> make, and interests that we develop, are common, even though we
> haven't discussed them.
>
> So just to give you all an update, we, in Sheffield, have been
> WORKING LIKE HELL to get resources, and keep going... and a lots of
> the actions we have undertaken have been small and local. This year
> we have been involved in around UKP 1200000 of funding bids
> (social/digital research, digital inclusion, community arts, adult
> education...) this year. I personally wrote around half of those
> (that's a LOT of funding bids, and not interesting to discuss) and
> up until this week we had raised just UKP 5000!!! In a normal year
> we would expect to raise around UKP100000 from UKP 300000 of funding
> bids.
>
> It seems that things have changed. I expected, with the economic
> crisis, for our funding success rate to go from 30% to around 15% -
> but not the <0.5% that has actually materialised!!! It has (quite
> suddenly) become almost impossible to exist on cultural, educational
> and economic development funding.
>
> But are we giving up? Hell, no! Because we are small, and cheap (for
> the scale of what we deliver) and flexible, we can adapt. So we have
> an open public centre to run, a team of six, and we've been running
> out of money to pay people FAST. However, it has been conceptually
> very interesting, and we have made lots of changes which will allow
> the project to continue and survive - and even grow.
>
> There is lots to say about this - but first I have to get some more
> work done. Watch out for some interesting announcements in the next
> few weeks.
>
> ...and maybe over the holiday period I will have some more time for
> reflection and discussion!
>
> James
>
> P.S. Patrick, good luck with your eyes!
> ====
>
>
> On 02/12/11 04:34, Patrice Riemens wrote:
>
> Hear! Hear!
> I have very little to add since I am mostly a lurker on this
> list, and
> only pick up the things I find interesting, but I think we
> should keep
> these words by Atteqa in mind - also re: other lists and activities.
> And on a personal note: I am undergoing eye surgery nest monday.
> Serious
> but chance of success are high.
> Cheers patrizio + Diiiinooos!
>
>
> to add to the question posed by Fabi
> My analysis of the diluted flavour on this list could be due
> to the
> following reasons:
>
> a) many people on this list are male and do not have a habit
> of expressing
> their feelings and if they feel they have shown any then
> they need to
> apologize as they have gone against the status quo
>
> b) its a european thing
>
> c)the kind of people and environment that readers and
> writers here want to
> create is a noncommiting one, stay objective and youre safe.
> Its great
> academic gimmick, I've seen it used in many conferences that
> I've attended
> all over the world
>
> Theres nothing wrong with it, asking people to open up their
> Pandoras is
> much more difficult to control for admins and time consuming no?
>
>
>
> On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 7:07 PM, fabi
> borges<catadores@??? <mailto:catadores@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>
> Why everybody apologizes in this list?
> why when I put some video or work, everybody answer to
> me particularly,
> it is just for serious, very serious subject?
> there is some order I don't know?
>
> this list could be more simple and more colaborative,
> isn't it?
>
> apologize, apologize,,,, or.... what?
>
> with love ,
>
> fabi
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