Online Order Cialis ukimg class=” wp-image-1142″ title=”Hanny Sprangers – Madonna met lelie” src=”http://incubate-innovation.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Hanny-Sprangers-Madonna-met-lelie-630×477.jpg” alt=”" width=”400″ height=”302″ /> One of the works for the Open Source Expo – by Hanny Sprangers
With the additions of Robert Levine, author of Free Ride and Mark Fisher (Capitalist Realism) for the speakers program and masterclasses by the Center for Artistic Activism and Santiago Sierra, we now have the final additions for the program of the Incubate DIY Conference on September 14 and 15. Three additional panels have been confirmed, plus the exact program for ‘It’s The End of the Web As We Know It; Speakersprogram hosted by Freshheads’ is now also confirmed. Read about the confirmations below. Full program for the conference is here.
Tickets for the DIY Conference are on sale as of now. If you want to be sure to get in on these days, we can only advise to get your ticket in pre-sale here. Tickets are Pay What You Want, so you can determine the value of the conference and program yourself. Here are the final panel-additions:
The amateur vs. the professional: visual arts, Open Source and the curator’s role in 2012 (panel)
The conventional structure of ‘gatekeepers’, who determine what the public gets to see seems to shift to that of synergy between the artists and their audience. With this idea Incubate organized the Open Source Expo. The concept is simple: artists apply with two to five artworks, the curator chooses one artwork and composes an exhibition with all these works. Everyone joins in, nobody gets excluded. Why would an artist send in work for free? Why would a professional artist want to exhibit their work next to an amateur? What is the role of the curator in an exhibition without a strict contextual framework?
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We’re very honored to have the generic viagra pricetp://incubate.org/2012/artist/309/Centre+For+Creative+Activism”>Center for Artistic Activism (photo), Santiago Sierra and Christian Falsnaes within the visual arts program for Incubate 2012. They will also give masterclasses for professional artists during Incubate Festival:
- Friday, September 14, 12:00 – 16:00: Masterclass Center for Artistic Activism at De NWE Vorst (during DIY Conference)
- Saturday, September 15, 12:00 – 16:00: Masterclass Santiago Sierra at De NWE Vorst (during DIY Conference)
- Thursday, September 13 & Friday, September 14, 12:00 – 16:00: Masterclass Christian Falsnaes at City Centre (Stadhuisplein)
Masterclass Center for Artistic Activism
Friday, September 14, 12:00 – 16:00: at De NWE Vorst (during DIY Conference)
The Center for Artistic Activism is Steve Lambert and Stephen Duncombe. You might know Steve Lambert from ‘The New York Times Special Edition’, where he recreated an edition of NY Times, but containing only good news. Sociologist Stephen Dumcombe teaches the history and politics of media in New York.
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(Illustration: Wouter Medaer) On Friday, September 14, Mark Fisher will give a keynote during the Incubate DIY Conference. Mark Fisher is the author of Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative? and is a blogger under the name of k-punk. You can also find him on Twitter here. During his talk, he'll speak about the topics of his book. In Capitalist Realism, Fisher surveys the symptoms of our current cultural malaise. After 1989, capitalism has successfully presented itself as the only realistic political-economic system. We live in a world in which we have been told, again and again, that There Is No Alternative. Using examples from politics, films, fiction, work and education, he argues that capitalist realism colours all areas of contemporary experience, while even holding out the prospect of an antidote.
As a preview for the conference, Mark Fisher wrote an exclusive article for the independent music & culture magazine Gonzo (circus). The article, called Time Wars is about our constant strugg
le with time, in relation with work, capitalism, our attention span and our relations and communications with others. The article appeared in Gonzo (circus) issue #110, but has now also been made available to read online. Click here for the English version, Dutch readers can read the translated version here. Make sure to attend Mark Fisher's keynote on the DIY Conference as well. Pay What You Want-tickets for the event are available here.
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Tags: capitalism, capitalist realism, conference, diy, gonzo (circus), incubate, k-punk, mark fisher, pay what you want, time wars
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