WE ARE MIGRATING THIS SITE TO OUR NEW HOME: WWW.DEEPDISHWAVESOFCHANGE.ORG
Friday, June 15, 2007
BURN STATION
"BURN STATION is a multipart project travelling through Europe, investigating the different aspects of free culture (free software community, open source policies, organizational strategies and independent distribution) from a social and local perspective. Our prime interest is to track the history of independent media culture back to the 60's, from Marcel Mauss and the philosophy of the economy of gift to Fluxus, through the situationist movement, psychogeography, flanneur culture, relational and social aesthetics), and to document how the new technologies have helped free culture and cultural networks to grow out of subcultural contexts"-- from the burnstation website: http://www.platoniq.net/burnstation/indexnew.htmlRama is the software designer of "burnstation".
Waves of Change is a survey of community media around the US and the world. In addition to this web site, there will be a DVD set with segments produced in many countries. We need your help to finish this series! Contributions to Deep Dish, a 501 C3 organization are tax exempt. Please contribute to help us finish the series! All donors will receive a free copy of the DVD set. Go to the Deep Dish web site to donate.
"BURN STATION is a multipart project travelling through Europe, investigating the different aspects of free culture (free software community, open source policies, organizational strategies and independent distribution) from a social and local perspective. Our prime interest is to track the history of independent media culture back to the 60's, from Marcel Mauss and the philosophy of the economy of gift to Fluxus, through the situationist movement, psychogeography, flanneur culture, relational and social aesthetics), and to document how the new technologies have helped free culture and cultural networks to grow out of subcultural contexts"-- from the burnstation website: http://www.platoniq.net/burnstation/indexnew.html
Rama is the software designer of "burnstation".
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