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Burning Man at Google<\/a>\u00a0lecture by\u00a0Fred Turner explains how companies like Google foster (and capitalize) creativity and a sense of community using architecture, mailing lists and other nasty schemes. Turner argues\u00a0that engineers and coders are the primus motors of social change and culture (like artists and poets were in the past). The talk makes it easier\u00a0to understand what artist\/facilitators like Andrew Gryf Paterson are after with their work- and talkshop activities.<\/a>\u00a0Technology (and art) is\u00a0a tool for social (re)organization. It\u00a0is made and used\u00a0to express desires. The talk also discusses the growing role\u00a0of self-reliance (and how survivalism is related to it). “Vocational ecstasy” (Ideological work) is also an interesting concept. It describes a creative mode\u00a0people can arrive to when working in teams on\u00a0creative tasks. Individual egos\u00a0fade away through joined unpaid labor and participants feel transferred\u00a0something else (work on modular technology is key\u00a0in the experience).<\/p>\n

I’ve been trying to motivate myself into editing Horse Porsche Show documentations I shot with Hanna. Also contacted the Workhorse hobbyist association<\/a>\u00a0in regards of their winter forestering workshops. Trans-Horse activities are progressing slowly and I’m having trouble with setting goals\u00a0for next years activities. The funding I’ve managed to accumulate is not adequate for building collaboratory schemes together with\u00a0professionals in the horse-community. Making mere representations (videos, texts etc.) of their work and horses feels boring.. Particularly as the reception of our “Come Together, Leave Together”<\/a> (2015) movie was so lame (We didn’t get it into any festival screenings in Finland and it’s been rejected from the\u00a0YLE (Uusi kino)<\/a>\u00a0programming too). We got positive reviews from peers and horse culture collaborators but the movie has failed to reach\u00a0audiences through mainstream\u00a0channels.<\/p>\n

Alex Schweder continuing on Performance Architecture (lecture)<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Burning Man at Google\u00a0lecture by\u00a0Fred Turner explains how companies like Google foster (and capitalize) creativity and a sense of community using architecture, mailing lists and other nasty schemes. Turner argues\u00a0that engineers and coders are the primus motors of social change and culture (like artists and poets were in the past). The talk makes it easier\u00a0to … <\/p>\n

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