COM – Page 3 – We Have A Situation!

A situation in Brasil!

I’ve been invited to create a “situation” in Rio de Janiero, so I’m starting to look at what’s going on there these days – and I’ve discovered there’s a situation brewing in the water.

Remember those protests we heard about, before and during the 2014 world cup in Brasil? Do you know what they were all about, if anything was achieved, or if social unrest continues? I’ve been invited to create a “situation” in Rio de Janiero, so I’m starting to look at what’s going on there these days – and I’ve discovered there’s a situation brewing in the water. Continue reading “A situation in Brasil!”

We have a Situation… Booklet

We have a Situation… – a booklet available to download / read online or to order that documents the evolution of the networked performances and discussion events, that took place between March and May 2013:

Download : WHAS-Booklet

Eating Graz

From the politics of local food production to genetic modification to the impact of the world-wide decline of bees on food production, we once again had a wide-ranging situation and a plethora of research material to draw on for the Graz situation, titled “Unidentified Flying Food”. Continue reading “Eating Graz”

Please tell us what you think!

Now that the four Situations in this part of the project have been completed, we are evaluating them and preparing documentation. To help us assess the project and determine what next, we would love to hear your feedback about any of the Situations that you attended.

Please fill in this short survey, and pass it on to anyone else you know who also participated.

the half-way mark

We are half-way into the workshop for the Graz situation, and I’m happy to report that all is going well. Nearly all of the technical issues are sorted – today we will test sound and make decisions about the number of laptops the network can handle – and we have a pretty good outline and a lot of media already created. All is looking good for a run-through tomorrow! Continue reading “the half-way mark”