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Author Archives: arki
Arki work around and about next weeks.
Yes there is some movement in the front! Arki tonttu is sending people around to share some of our work out there. Follow what we have to say in the following venues (in no particular order): 1) Andrea, Sanna and … Continue reading
Posted in demo, event, Project
Tagged commoning, commons, culture, Culture Cam, enviromental art, open content, self-organization, third sector, utopia, video poetry
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UPSS! Ranciere, Luhman, Mouffle .. and some Japanese visitors
During our last arki meetings Miia has been trying to get us all acquainted with the ideas of agonism (Mouffle), the distribution of the sensible (Ranciere) and social systems (Luhman). Arki tonttu still has her head spinning around with so … Continue reading
Posted in event, show&tell
Tagged Agonism, Distribution of the sensible, Japan, Okada, Social systems, Sunaga
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Searching visually our cultural heritage with Culture Cam
After some months of work arki tonntu is proud to announce that a working demo of Culture Cam application is finally online, and is looking good! So what is Culture Cam for? In a nutshell Culture Cam is an online … Continue reading
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Tagged Cultural Commons, cultural heritage, Culture Cam, Europeana, open cultural data, open data, visual search
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Women tell stories using open audiovisual archives
As part of Mariana’s research on intercultural matters, digital tools and the re use of AV archive materials, she has been running a Video workshop in Monika Naiset Liito, a multicultural women’s association here in Finland. Participants were coming from … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, audiovisual media, collaborative video, creative re-use, multicultural, remix, women
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Re-designing our audio-visual cultural heritage
Couple of things we have contributed towards the goal of re-configuring our relationship with audio-visual cultural heritage 1) Mariana hosted a workshop on “How can AV contextualization practices benefit best from the affordances of online publication? ” in the context … Continue reading
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Tagged audiovisual media, Cultural Commons, cultural heritage, derivative works, open data
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Urban information Toolkit
Neea, Joanna and Andrea just released The urban information toolkit a publication that provides a set of tools to inspire and facilitate collaboration inside heterogeneous groups of people that are interested in designing services and new media solutions around urban … Continue reading
Posted in publication
Tagged citizen participation, open data, participatory design, public services, scenarios, service design, urban data
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Post-summer harvest time: design commons, urban planning, media design
A short overview of recent publications: 1) Last May, Sanna attended the Cumulus conference in Aveiro Portugal to present a paper on “Practices and challenges in creative re-use of audio-visual media” written together with Kati (We miss you!). Work is … Continue reading
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Tagged citizen participation, co-design, commoning, commons, copy rights, creative re-use, media design, media practices, participatory design, remix, urban planning
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Urban environments, museums and crime reporting
Arki tonttu is again extremely proud to share some of the fruits of arki people work here. 1) Joanna has received yesterday the printed books of her dissertation “Combining Participations. Expanding the locus of Participatory E-planning by combining participatory approaches … Continue reading
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Tagged communities, new media, open, racism, service design
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We have moved! New address in Otaniemi (Espoo)
Since January 2014 our Department has moved to the Aalto University campus in Otaniemi (Espoo). After much debates and planning our whole community (including Media Lab and parts of the Graphic Design MA program) shares now the same premises with … Continue reading
Some new books!
Arki tonttu is proud to present fresh from the oven and ready to fill this otherwise silent blog: Four (4) new publications in which arki people have been involved: 1) Eläköön arkistosi! A publication (in Finnish) dealing with the state … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, collectives, communal endeavors, community, design-in-use, DESIS network, dissertation, open, participation, peer production, publics, urban planning
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