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AMIW 2012 round table: Creative Commons within the Arts


9 Nov 2012, 5:00pm - 7:00pm

G28, groundfloor, Rutherford Building. This is the Special Collections Study Space.

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Cost FREE
Department Library
Website amiw2012
Contact a.greenan(@gold.ac.uk)

Round table discussion with Ele Carpenter (Embroidered Digital Commons), and Eileen Simpson & Ben White (Open Music Archive)

A roundtable discussion about the creative commons and the arts based on the projects Open Music Archive, initiated by artists Ben White & Eileen Simpson and the Embroidered Digital Commons (2007-2013), an internationally distributed embroidery of the text 'A Concise Lexicon of/for the Digital Commons' written by the Raqs Media Collective (2003).

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9 Nov 2012 5:00pm - 7:00pm
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