NønSpace is a work that attempts to probe at the often puzzling and elusive space of Hong Kong. Through its unique history, geography and politics, Hong Kong has sprouted from a small Chinese fishing village to a globalized financial city. From British influence of Western capitalism to a return to a long lost Chinese reality, Hong Kong has formed into a place of in-betweenness.
The following article is an excerpt from an email exchange/conversation between Celine Condorelli, and the two founders of the Publicworkgroup.net Kathrin Bohm and Andreas Lang.
An interview with Christian L. Frock@Invisible Venue on her works and relation to the Commons. The Invisible Venue is chosen to be one of the case studies of the AMASS workshop.
An interview with Moray Bresnihan@ Mutantspace on gift economy and the commons, Mutantspace is chosen to be one of the case studies of the AMASS workshop.
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Mar 26, 2011 • Video from Re-imagining Culture: How to (and not to) build a cultural economy. Lessons learnt after the crash and 'What Now?' for artists, theorists and professionals working in art, culture and policy
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Mar 26, 2011 • A paper exploring the shift of the artistic system in the 20th century to the 'creative industries' where art and cultural production becomes tied to the global financial economy.
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Nov 26, 2010 • 11 Nov 2010
Paper: 'Re-claiming Culture from Industry and the UK Creative Economy: Towards New Configurations of the Artistic System'
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Oct 26, 2010 • 14 October 2010
Open discussion with William Wong, Ashley Wong and Lee Chun-Fung at Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong
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Sep 28, 2010 • 28 September 2010
Beyond economics, what are the possibilities in open source, crowd-sourcing and resource sharing for artists, organisations and industry? What new ways of working does digital technology offer for a renewed vision for culture?
