Fostering the Digital Commons

Michael Krasny

Mar 21, 2006 at

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Forum discusses the way in which cultural projects, interactive media installations, online networks, social software and collaborative endeavors may instigate an involvement or interest in civic and social deeds and contemporary art.

More: Raqs Media Collective: 2006 Media Culture at the SF Art Institute – Public Lecture: Raqs Media Collective
Date/Time: Wednesday, March 22, 7:30pm
Location: SFAI, 800 Chestnut St., SF
Cost: Free and open to the public
Salon: The Strange Destiny of Open Source in the Nation State
Date/Time: Thursday, April 6, 7:00pm
Location: SFAI, 800 Chestnut St., SF
Cost: Free and open to the public

Guests:

Paul Klein, associate professor and chair of the Design and Technology department, and coordinator of the Center for Media Culture at the San Francisco Art Institute

Monica Narula , artist at Raqs Media Collective, based in New Delhi, India

Jeebesh Bagchi, artist at Raqs Media Collective, based in New Delhi, India

Sam Lavigne, co-creator of SFZero.org

Mark Tribe, assistant professor of Modern Culture and Media Studies at Brown University and author of the book "New Media Art," due out this May.

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