The Commmunity Loom and Open Source Art

My last post ended talking about Open Source Art and how it can be used to

• Raise awarness about art and the creative process
• Involve your followers inspiring them to discover their own creative vision
• Include them in your creative process
• Build Community and in so doing lead your tribe Read more
  

  Tags: Art, collaborative event, Community, creative process, exhibition, imagination at work, mac, open source, project, tribes, Willingness

  PhotoVoice

  November 10, 2008 by Lesli Jason  
  Filed under Digital Lifestyles, Media, Photography

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  It is well established that if you give someone a fish, they’ll have dinner for one night. Teach someone to fish and they’ll have dinner for the rest of their life.

  In 1998, Edinburgh University Social Anthropology students Tiffany Fairey and Anna Blackman established two projects which sought to integrate participatory photography into their MA dissertations. These projects, the Rose Class project in Nepal and the Street Vision project in Vietnam, encouraged and inspired refugees from these areas to capture their everyday lives on film, with cameras supplied by the two projects. Read more

  Tags: Alan Rickman, Art, camera, Community, exhibition, film, Kenneth Brannagh, photographic exhibitions, Photography, Photos, PhotoVoice, project, Refugee, refugee groups, Rosamund Pike, Sebastiao Salgado