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“Provo realises that it will lose in the end, but it cannot pass up the chance to make at least one more heartfelt attempt to provoke society.” –from the Provo Manifesto Free bike programs are notorious. Both practical transportation ideas and naive grabs for anticapitalistic utopia, they have roamed Trigger Point Theory as Aesthetic Activism was a three day workshop, culminating yesterday, led by Aviva Rahmini. I’m trying to meet-up with Aviva later today, but in the mean time, please check out the last three daily recaps from her workshop: Just spoke with someone from Shell: formerly working for their sustainability For Immediate Release: December 16, 2009 Contact: Aviva Rahmani 646 403 7130 Asger Jorn Room, Bella Center, Copenhagen ghostnets@ghostnets.com www.ghostnets.com Art can help build the capacity and facilitate adaptation needed at COP15; SOS Gulf to Gulf is a virtual model for the role of art in creating resilience Protestors Two very modern stories, and one slightly older one: 1) Attempting to grasp the new digital culture, the UK’s Labour party falls foul of it instead when Gordon Brown’s protege Damien McBride is caught plotting to feed bloggers malevolent disinformation. 2) Protestors, long warning of the evils of surveillance culture, |
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