[platcore] Re: buqui rilize
- From: Felipe Fonseca <felipefonseca@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: platcore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 12:26:07 -0300
rosas,
por que não fazer a chamada pra nego
escrever direto lá? e sem mencionar,
por enquanto, a publicação, pra não
gerar disputinhas políticas...
f
2005/5/25, ricardorosas <ricardorosas@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> OI Felipe, a chamada é para enviar textos e os textos a gente coloca no
> xemelê.
>
> Abraços
> Ricardo
>
>
> > respondendo por aqui...
> >
> > ainda não gosto de net_cultura. por que não cultura em rede? tem que
> > ter nome gringo?
> >
> > reitero a necessidade do texto inicial do site, e pergunto se o call
> > vai ser pra publicação ou pra colaborar livremente com o site, como a
> > gente tinha conversado, e depois escolher colaborativamente o que é
> > publicado. porque senão a própria idéia do site fica meio inútil.
> >
> > quero divulgar o platform.xemele em breve. assim que sair um nome
> > definitivo. de preferência antes de viajar (terça).
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> > From: ricardorosas
> > Date: 25/05/2005 00:44
> > Subject: [platform] Book Release
> > To: platform
> >
> >
> >
>
> > Hi Everybody,
> >
> > Here follows the release of the publication as we have thought and
> > will be disseminating now, along with the call for works (this one in
> > Portuguese):
> >
> >
> >
> > Net_Cultura - A Reader on Contemporary Electronic and Internet Brazilian
> Culture
> >
> > Net_Cultura (Net_Culture) is a reader thought to be published on a year
> basis
> > by the Midiatatica.org Network from Brazil. It aims to map diverse and
> > contrasting visions and practices of Brazilian electronic culture.
> Focusing on
> > different aspects of that culture, it will try to approach both
> marginalized
> > features as well as well-established characteristics, but always trying to
> > portrait it in a unexpected way, in a unforeseen angle, be it with
> > contributions by practioners, artists, programmers, theoreticians,
> cultural
> > actors, activists, writers or the audience in general. Escaping the
> traditional
> > format of most Brazilian cyberculture books, it will always try to
> encompass
> > the most distinct voices from the many communities that compose that
> > production, in its rich diversity and multiplicity of points of view. As
> such,
> > it will be both academic and amateurish, practical and theoretical,
> mainstream
> > and underground, making a cross-over of the sometimes dichotomic aspect of
> that
> > same culture. In fact, Net_Cultura will try to make a bridge that
> sometimes
> > seems to be so difficult to do between the academia and popular electronic
> > culture that growns almost unseen throughout the whole country. The
> > proliferation of popular networks, net-based or not, creating different
> kinds
> > of productions, be it musical, informational of communitarian, as well as
> many
> > researches and projects done inside and outside the universities do need
> sort
> > of a dialogue that can help to define a Brazilian face in what is made,
> > produced, thought and programmed in here. Net_Cultura tries to help this
> face
> > to emerge.
> >
> > This year´s release, our first number, will focus on "Digitofagia"
> > ("Digitophagy"), which refers to the very Brazilian practice of
> Anthropohagy,
> > the ancient ritual of Brazilian Indians that used to eat their enemies
> (other
> > tribes, the colonnizers) in order to get their power. Such a practice
> inspired
> > one of the most important Brazilian modernist movements to count, Oswald
> de
> > Andrade´s Antropofagia, which had a great influence in the whole
> Brazialian
> > culture from the 1920´s till now. Digitofagia tries to bring this issue to
> the
> > present questions of the digital culture, not only focusing in its obvious
> > questions of intellectual properties, but also in the practice of
> remixing, the
> > popular practices of improvisation with electronic devices (the
> "tricknology"),
> > but also many questions as for collaboration, artistic and activist
> > collectives, piracy, and many other subjects that are related to the main
> theme.
> >
> > Digitofagia is planned to be 200 pages long and will be released in
> September
> > 2005. Besides the publication of the first Net_Cultura reader, a
> conference
> > will be held in Campinas in order to think up some of the main subjects
> dealt
> > in the book as well as to deepen some questions related to Brazilian
> electronic
> > culture nowadays. The conference might be 4 days long and will bring lots
> of
> > theoreticians, practioners, artists, activists and writers to discuss and
> > research some of the aspects of this culture. As such, it will have an
> > immersion character in order to avoid superficial approaches. In addition,
> sort
> > of an exhibition of Brazilian productions in net and electronic art will
> be
> > shown in a venue in Campinas to complement the conference.
> >
> >
> >
> > Best
> >
> > Ricardo Rosas
> >
> >
> __________________________________________________________________________
> > UOL Fone: Fale com o Brasil e o Mundo com até 90% de economia
> > http://www.uol.com.br/fone
> >
> > --
> > FelipeFonseca
> > http://fff.hipercortex.com
> >
>
> __________________________________________________________________________
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