OpenSourceDance.org session at the New Forms Festival 2007 Artcamp
My colleague Sara Coffin will host an Open Source Dance "choreography copylefting booth" at the New Forms Festival 2007 Artcamp in Vancouver, Canada. The booth will feature on-site video recording for impromptu choreographies and on-site registration on the OpenSourceDance.org site. Please see the Artcamp schedule for details.
An initiative I started this year, OpenSourceDance.org is a site-in-progress where you can license your choreography under a Creative Commons license. The site hopes to provide tools to help you discover existing dance works that you can legally use, reuse, and sample.
OpenSourceDance.org envisions a world where dance artists actively invite others to build upon their work. Through this framework, the use of artistic material is explicitly and conveniently attributed.
An initiative I started this year, OpenSourceDance.org is a site-in-progress where you can license your choreography under a Creative Commons license. The site hopes to provide tools to help you discover existing dance works that you can legally use, reuse, and sample.
OpenSourceDance.org envisions a world where dance artists actively invite others to build upon their work. Through this framework, the use of artistic material is explicitly and conveniently attributed.
Labels: copyleft, creative commons, open source, open source art, open source dance, public art, web 2.0
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