Cheers.
[fwd]
There is a lot going over the next month including the first ever quarterly forum of the Art & Economics Group, at which we will present the first limited edition of fully redeemable ART BONDS after the discussion. Don't miss this EX C1T ING IN VE5TM ENT OPP 0RT UN1TY!
The open call for particpation in the Xenophobia Redux project is online at http://www.xeno.no, and we are looking for prebeta testers for the first Telekommunisten consumer product, Dialstation.
More information below. Please forward to where interest may be found.
// Art & Economics Group Forum 2007 Q1
Galerie 35
35 Simon-Dach-Strasse
Berlin-Frederichshain
Thursday March 29., 2007 :: 20:00uhr
Presented by Tanya Ostojic, David Rych, and Dmytri Kleiner
on behalf of the Art & Economics Group
The First Quarterly Workshop of the Art & Economics group will be Thursday, March 29th, at Galerie 35. The Art & Economics group investigates the intersection of art and political economy, this will be the first in a series of four discussions held this year. Topics will include political economy as a theme in art, the economics of art production and economic activity as an action based art practise.
Q1 Discussion Guest will be Thomas Matla, die Kunstwirtschaftler
-> http://www.galerie35.de -> http://www.diekunstwirtschaftler.de
// Xenophobia Redux
:: Atelier Nord
:: Developed by Anne-Britt Rage, David Rych, and Dmytri Kleiner
[excerpt from website]
How are we to understand xenophobic tendencies and how to react to them?
The xeno.no project aims to engage as an online platform of contemporary cultural reflection on a phenomenon that is not a static ideological pattern, but takes on different faces, agendas and forms of establishment.
The site will function as a online database of visual and time-based art to create a readability of existing positions on, about, around and against the normative tendencies within Europe.
* Open call:
For contributions of any production year from artists, activists,
journalists, art critics, philosophers and political scientists and
researchers from the wider cultural field
* Possible topics:
Territory and identity issues, colonial legacy, anti-Semitism,
anti-Islamism, racism, concepts of otherness, gender issues,
perspectives on migration and integration, creolisation,
new class antagonism, queer politics and other related topics.
* complete information:
xeno.no
c/o Atelier Nord
PHONE +47 23060880
FAX +47 23060884
E-MAIL office at xeno.no
MAIL Lakkegata 55 D, N-0187 Oslo, Norway
// Dialstation
Dialstation is a calling product designed to make international calling affordable from your mobile phone.
Dialstation will be released for Public Beta on May 1st, in commeration of the Day of the International Solidarity of Workers and to coincide with the first anniversary of the founding of Telekommunisten.
We would like to get as much testing before the public launch as possible, so using dialstation is FREE for prebeta test period.
Please contact us to become a prebeta tester.
-- Dmytri Kleiner <dk at telekommunisten.net> robotnik, epicurean socialist, aspiring crank
Telekommunisten, Berlin http://www.telekommunisten.net freenode/#telnik
try dialstation: international calling. east block rates.