Filed under: art, information, opensource | Tags: activism, information, open, opensource, sharing, tools
It is that time of year again. I am applying for the artist residency program at Eyebeam atelier in New York City (this will be my third try, persistence is important!). It’s a great program so if you’re an artist in the NYC area, I recommend checking it out and applying for it if you are into open source and the like. Here is the info about the residency->
http://eyebeam.org/get-involved-residencies/faq
Currently I am focusing on the idea of freeing up private corporate information streams. I’m expanding on and trying to formalize some of the ideas discussed in this post->
http://plainfront.wordpress.com/2009/02/18/thoughts-on-total-openness-of-information/
My application in process is a google doc. Of course, in the spirit of openness, here it is. Suggestions welcome! It is due this Friday the 15th.
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dcpfp46j_86cxb6r2cp
Questions I am trying to keep in mind while writing:
Are the ideas good? Are the ideas well presented? Am I selling myself appropriately? The character count limits are quite short so keep that in mind when giving comments. Thanks!
