User:Simon/Text Launderette: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 07:40, 19 June 2020

Text Launderette

A workshop organised by Simon Browne and Pedro Sá Couto

Text Laundrette is a print party workshop.

We will use a home-made, DIY book scanner, and open-source software to scan, process, and add digital features to printed texts brought by the participants to the workshop. Ultimately, we will include them in the "bootleg library", a shadow library accessible over a local network.

Shadow libraries operate outside of legal copyright frameworks, in response to decreased open access to knowledge. This workshop aims to extend our research on libraries, their sociability, and methods by which we can add provenance to texts included in public or private, legal or extra-legal collections.

Pedro & Simon

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-=== Text Launderette ===
+== Text Launderette ==
-[https://stationskills.mywdka.nl/?p=2762  Station Skills link]
+A workshop organised by Simon Browne and Pedro Sá Couto
+Text Laundrette is a print party workshop.
+We will use a home-made, DIY book scanner, and open-source software to scan, process, and add digital features to printed texts brought by the participants to the workshop. Ultimately, we will include them in the &quot;bootleg library&quot;, a shadow library accessible over a local network.
+Shadow libraries operate outside of legal copyright frameworks, in response to decreased open access to knowledge. This workshop aims to extend our research on libraries, their sociability, and methods by which we can add provenance to texts included in public or private, legal or extra-legal collections.
 <gallery heights=200px mode="packed-hover">
@@ Line 14: / Line 20: @@
 [[File:Text launderette bookscanner.png|frameless]]
 [[File:bl_logo.png|frameless]]
-Text Laundrette is a print party workshop.
-We will use a home-made, DIY book scanner, and open-source software to scan, process, and add digital features to printed texts brought by the participants to the workshop. Ultimately, we will include them in the &quot;bootleg library&quot;, a shadow library accessible over a local network.
-Shadow libraries operate outside of legal copyright frameworks, in response to decreased open access to knowledge. This workshop aims to extend our research on libraries, their sociability, and methods by which we can add provenance to texts included in public or private, legal or extra-legal collections.