Hi marc

Me too, I'd like to do some reviews, but my trouble is I don't know
enough, so they might be a bit rubbish.

Hope you and Ruth are well

cheers, dave



On 5 September 2011 14:26, marc garrett <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Ana,
>
> South America sounds perfect!
>
> We can make it work :-)
>
> Lets chat privately & see what we can do...
>
> wishing you well.
>
> marc
>> Marc, I am going to make a new try. But again, the problem is my lack
>> of language skills :( It means, I am fluent with Spanish and Swedish
>> but my written English is not perfect :(
>>  if you can bear with me and make small editions of my posts I am
>> going to try to be consequent and send a few reviews each month from
>> South America. I am going to be based in Montevideo but if I can
>> afford it (going to live in a very poor economy no Swedish wellfare,
>> grants, etc :(
>> I am going to travel to Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires.
>> Ana
>>
>> On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 3:09 PM, marc garrett
>> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
>> wrote:
>>
>>     Furtherfield is looking for new Reviewers.
>>
>>     Furtherfield receives regular submissions inviting us to feature and
>>     review artworks and projects from artists, non-artists, and art groups
>>     from all over the world. We have an excellent team of reviewers
>>     working
>>     with us. Yet, we find ourselves overwhelmed by the amount of
>>     amazing and
>>     challenging works exploring our (shared) cultures beyond traditional
>>     remits more than ever now. And, as you can imagine, it is not easy
>>     keeping up with the workload.
>>
>>     AND - The (alarming) trend by particular groups, only respecting those
>>     who reside in main cities such as London, New York or Berlin; because
>>     they are so desperate to please an outmoded art market system of
>>     scarcity - this only works to serve and perpetuate the hegemonies and
>>     hierarchies of an already established, making them stronger. This is
>>     boring and of course shallow, and it is just not good enough - we
>>     deserve something better. With you - we want to reclaim and free
>>     up our
>>     culture, take it back! Challenge us and challenge yourselves to
>>     break it
>>     down! Redistribute it! Let our shared culture BREATH once more!
>>
>>     "In terms of culture, what I see developing is a new transnational
>>     culture, based on value and discourse communities, based on language,
>>     that are neither local, nor national, nor fully cosmopolitan, but
>>     'trans-national'." Michel Bauwens. Founder of the Foundation for P2P
>>     Alternatives. http://su.pr/2R2jSz
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>>     So - we are interested in writers who understand and know about (new)
>>     media art, P2P culture, net art, hacktivism, software art, social
>>     networks, live networked art, live Internet tv, free and open source
>>     software & hardware, digital recycling projects, tactical media, art
>>     blogs, net films, mobile phone projects, self institutions,
>>     psycho-geography, video games culture, activist games, as well as
>>     publications, books, events, projects, unconferences, exhibitions
>>     online/physical or both, and related conferences. And like us, if you
>>     are passionately and critically engaged in investigating the constant
>>     shifts and reinventions of our ever fascinating and imaginative
>>     world -
>>     You will enjoy working with us.
>>
>>     We welcome contributions from all kinds of writers – and are always
>>     interested bi-lingual reviewers who are able to
>>     introduce/translate work
>>     created by artists in non-English-speaking regions. We also interested
>>     in reviewers who are writing about ‘media art and ecology’ and the
>>     contemporary ideas coming out of this emergent genre.
>>
>>     If you are interested in becoming a reviewer at Furtherfield and
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