November 13, 2003

Distributed Creativity @ Eyebeam

Liza Sabater

Distributed Creativity

Eyebeam's sixth annual online forum Distributed Creativity investigates paradigms for artmaking that take advantage of mobile and distributed technologies such as WiFi, Weblogs, Wikis, rich Internet applications, voice over IP and social software. Communities from around the world including Creative Commons, DATA, Fibreculture and Rhizome will discuss the artistic, legal, technical and social dynamics of creative networks small and large.

Recently I have been pondering how is it that the blogging and net art communities can have such similar creative and political agendas and yet have marginally intersected in their technological practices. Thanks to the University of Maine's Stillwater Project, Eyebeam, Creative Commons, Nettime, Rhizome and others I will have time to delve deeper into the differences of these net cultures. It should be interesting with the like of Lawrence Lessing, Wendy Selzer, Glen Otis Brown, Clay Shirky and others like yours truly.

Posted by liza at November 13, 2003 7:20 PM
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