DOXA (δόξα): A common belief, as opposed to knowledge, doxa is associated with community, dialogue and truth. DOXA is an international collective of artists, theorists, designers, architects, engineers, etc.
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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
Reclaiming Culture and Creativity from Industry and the UK 'Creative Economy'

Reclaiming Culture and Creativity from Industry and the UK ‘Creative Economy’

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.
Re-imagining Culture: How to (and how not to) build a cultural economy

Re-imagining Culture: How to (and how not to) build a cultural economy

A free eBook that features the full transcript of the first Doxa "Re-Imagining Culture event. The result is an enriching dialogue with speakers John Kieffer, William Wong and Sonya Dyer on the current state of the arts in the UK from governmental to organisational and artist/grassroots perspectives.
AMASS: Towards an Economy of the Commons

AMASS: Towards an Economy of the Commons

16 April 2011

A platform for discussions exploring new models and practices for sustaining the commons today at the Chisenhale Gallery, London.
Creative Space

Creative Space

Creative Space is an investigation into current issues at stake in culture, creativity, technology, urban development, and policy. Through case studies of local and independent cultural development and international urban development projects, DOXA aims to question the role of culture and creativity in cities and its global practice.

Conference: The European Congress on Aesthetics, Madrid

11 Nov 2010

Paper: 'Re-claiming Culture from Industry and the UK Creative Economy: Towards New Configurations of the Artistic System'

Re-imagining Culture: London to Hong Kong via Sheffield, Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong

14 October 2010

Open discussion with William Wong, Ashley Wong and Lee Chun-Fung at Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong

Re-imagining Culture: Futures in Collective Working, Wieden & Kennedy, London

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?

Re-imagining Culture: How to (and how not to) build a cultural economy, A Foundation, London

18 May 2010

What effect has the crisis had on cultural industry? How is the cultural industry changing now? What are the new possibilities for creativity and the community?