Great Workshops!!
Hey there everyone!
Wow, those workshops were great! They really motivated me to do more in open source art projects. I have also valued the connections I made with the others doing and hosting the workshops.
It would be great to have some ongoing affiliation with the workshop members and use the open source network to create greater dissemination and knowledge transfer. I have a number of opportunities available for Still Open members that I would like to offer, and am interested in hearing what opportunities others could offer me.
- I am the events curator at Loop (23 Meyers Place, Melbourne). It is a new media space and bar. I would love to hear from anyone from Still Open if they would like to show work there.
- I am the administrator for Polyopticon.org, an open sourced community of artists who collaborate, network and present process work online. Feel free to get involved in any way. I am also interested in developing the site with others if they are interested.
- Also, I would like to have ongoing discussions about still open on this blog and perhaps setup a mailing list… I am not sure if thats something Sasha wants to do??
My email address is: polyopticon AT gmail.com
September 10th, 2007 at 11:23 pm
Great to hear your positive response Alex.
Perhaps Andy or someone else can suggest a FOSS list service or edu.au etc. place for stable hosting.
I am on a freelists.org list, great service running for a long time, but can’t (quickly) pin down who they really are. Ecartis they run on doesn’t look to be opensource. The ecartis documentation is last dated 2002, 2003 for the PDF output.
On a FOSS point, if ownership of that ecartis documentation was in the community through a wiki for instance, it might have a longer more dynamic life. e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Documentation_Project