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Return to Yuill's idea of distributive practice. (Example such as HAKMEM, and Scratch/Cardew). But... also Cardew's later regrets? | Return to Yuill's idea of distributive practice. (Example such as HAKMEM, and Scratch/Cardew). But... also Cardew's later regrets? | ||
Revision as of 06:23, 7 October 2024
aka why (special issue #25)
Generous Practices
Also in Floss+ART, alongside Yuill's Distributive Practices, Femke Snelting: Generous Practices (also here).
A fictional conversation, based on emails, physical encounters, IRC and a Skype session.
Why this form?
Example of Annemieke's Epicpedia... Exposing the wiki as conversation. A form Snelting would re-use in Conversations.
Based on citations from a number of influences, a "fictional conversation" that represents Snelting reflections and inspirations from colleagues inspired by models of Free Software working in the cultural / artistic work.
Read through the introduction (Cultural Ecosystem)
Reflections from Strasbourg
Marie Verdeil's work: Low-tech magazine and Kris de Decker.
Becoming Sponge + Reparative Reading.
Why make Radio?
- How to give back to an audience?
- Idea to post recordings back to Radio Aporee, yes! Look into the community aspect.
Return to Yuill's idea of distributive practice. (Example such as HAKMEM, and Scratch/Cardew). But... also Cardew's later regrets?