DOXA is an international collective of artists, theorists, designers, architects, engineers, etc.
DOXA (δόξα): A common belief, as opposed to knowledge, doxa is associated with community, dialogue and truth. Started in London in 2010 by Yuk Hui and Ashley Wong, DOXA has hosted events on ‘Re-imagining Culture’ in London and Hong Kong and has presented at the European Congress on Aesthetics in Madrid.
Through an on-going project called ‘Creative Space’, DOXA facilitates cross-disciplinary dialogue through open discussions to approach new visions of culture for the future. DOXA seeks to understand the shifts in the digital turn in an globalised economy in times of crisis and change, and to explore new possibilities through investigations of emerging model and practices for urban and cultural development.
By hosting open discussion events, DOXA facilitates dialogue amongst artists, academics, policy makers and industry professionals to examine manifestations of the culture industry and explores new ways of supporting and sustaining creativity through models of collective working and open source.
DOXA is kindly supported by Openvizor.
Mission
DOXA as a platform, to foster dialogue and share resources, ideas to explore new modes of collaboration.
DOXA as a lab, to mediate between diverse disciplines, languages, and practices to approach new beliefs and understandings.
DOXA as an experiment, to reinvent the forms of networks and develop self-reflexive and critical practices with art, technology and the wider social field.
DOXA as an intervention, to engage with the social, political transformation, challenge the existing narratives and explore new possibilities.
DOXA as a practice, to explore an open and collaborative approach as an on-going process.