Ah good - they've updated + corrected it.
Eric and I are still discussing what the dimensions of the theme will
be in practice - those are really the working notes that have been
floating around for a while. There's plenty of scope to change aspects
of them, so any comments would be very welcome.
there are still a few programme updates I need to get squeezed in from
our side too.
zita
On 10/03/2010, at 1:37 AM, Sonja van K wrote:
here's the time of your session copied from:
http://www.electrosmogfestival.net/program/
FRIDAY MARCH 19
Deep local and remote technologies
10.00 – 12.00 CET (GMT+1) (and NZ is at the moment 12 hours
ahead, so that would 10 pm)
What does it mean to become Deep Local (again)? How can we reconnect
to the local, without giving up the rest of the world and without
burning up the last remaining carbon-hydrates?
Is going local a solution for the global energy and mobility crisis?
Can we reconnect the remote by means of the new networking and
communication technologies without ravaging the environment?
Can traditional life-styles be accommodated with global connectivity?
Or is a no-tech scenario the only option? Is that scenario still
possible?
With Stefan Agamanolis, director of Distance Lab, Forres, Scotland.
www.distancelab.org
Julian Priest, artist and director of The Green Bench
http://greenbench.org
Hosted by: Zita Joyce & Eric Kluitenberg
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