WEBCAST SAT/SUN: Refiguring the Future Conference

[Joly MacFie]

Some weekend viewing, From the exhibit blurb " Informed by the punk ethos
of do-it-yourself (DIY), the 18 artists featured in Refiguring the Future
deeply mine the historical and cultural roots of our time, pull apart the
artifice of contemporary technology, and sift through the pieces to forge
new visions of what could become.'


[image: livestream] On
*Saturday/Sunday
February 9-10 2019* the *Refiguring the Future conference
* convenes
artists, educators, writers, and cultural strategists . This NYC conference
kicks off the opening weekend of *Refiguring the Future
*, a new exhibition offering a
politically engaged and inclusive vision of the intersection of art,
science, and technology. Conference participants will envision a shared
liberatory future via concepts of world-building, ecologies, disability and
accessibility, biotechnology and the body. The event will be webcast live
via* ISOC.LIVE * (no captions)

*VIEW ON LIVESTREAM: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/rtf
*
*VIEW ON YOUTUBE:*
*DAY 1 https://youtu.be/lwgwRdxQtI4 *
*DAY 2 https://youtu.be/oCa36fWJhyk *
*FULL SCHEDULE:
https://www.eyebeam.org/events/refiguring-the-future-conference/
 *
*CURATORIAL
TEXT: 
https://www.eyebeam.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/RTF-Conference-Curatorial-Text-1.pdf
*
*TWITTER: #RefiguringTheFuture http://bit.ly/refiguringthefuture
*


*Permalink*:
https://isoc.live/10898/




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Re: Call for Submissions: Pervasive Labour Union #13

[Lídia Pereira]

DEADLINE EXTENSION: March 15th

Due to some server complications + unforeseen obligation the deadline has
been extended. As before, contributions can be submitted to
li...@majesticmoo.se, lidia@gmail.com or nikos...@gmail.com

On Sat, Dec 8, 2018 at 2:30 PM Lídia Pereira  wrote:

> After three years of (semi) regular existence, wherein we have touched on
> topics ranging from Terms of Service, Smart Cities and Immateriality, it is
> now high-time that the Pervasive Labour Union zine 
> takes a very close and serious look at the universe of the alternatives.
> Alternatives to Facebook, Twitter, YouTube: you name it.
>
> What do these alternatives look like? Sure, plenty of services advertise
> themselves as "The alternative", but are they really all they claim to be?
> What are the requirements of a 'true' alternative?
> The Pervasive Labour Union zine already broached some of these topics on
> its Special Issue with the Homebrewserver Club on XMPP - "Have you
> considered the alternative?" . To
> follow the HBSC’s strategy,  a premium should be put on alternative
> approaches, not on any specific alternative apps.
> We need federated social networking solutions based on open standards that
> are able to communicate among themselves, regardless of the platform being
> used.
>
> Looking forward, what the new issue intends to achieve is a broader, more
> in-depth look at the field of The Free Network, which, according to Sean
> Tilley's article on the topic
> 
> [
> https://medium.com/we-distribute/a-quick-guide-to-the-free-network-c069309f334],
> includes both The Fediverse and The Federation networks. These networks are
> comprised of projects such as Diaspora, Mastodon, GNU Social, etc. Which
> protocols can and are being developed to achieve interoperability between
> the different alternatives? How do scale and trust influence the field?
> What are the forces at play within this realm and how to engage with them?
> With this issue, we propose not only to collect a field guide of sorts,
> but also to open up the discussion on the alternatives and how to tackle
> the challenges posed by network effects, scalability and financial
> viability.
> As always, we welcome:
>
> - Texts (max. 1000 words). Texts can range from satire, theory, poetry,
> propaganda, educational etc. to personal rants;
> - Images (illustration, photo montage, photography, etc.);
> - Any other creative interventions that you might consider fit with the
> theme.
>
> DEADLINE: February 5th
>
> You can submit your contribution to li...@majesticmoo.se,
> lidia@gmail.com or nikos...@gmail.com
>
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