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| − | + | Lecture on the alternatives to copyrigth from a cyberfeminist perspective in the framework of a seminar on feminist and queer cultural practices. This seminar was part of national larger project on the mutations, evolutions of cultural practices in Spain in the last 30 years, since the so-called "transition". The point of Laurence Rassel lecture from Constant, was that licenses matter in the process of archiving, transmitting knowledges and practices. A license is not neutral, being an author is a not natural. For women and other so-called 'minorities', being an author was/is adquired, in this position, using this right, let us stay critical. | |
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Revision as of 15:18, 16 March 2006
Contents
Volledige titel
Desacuerdos, Mutaciones del feminismo: Genealogías y Prácticas artísticas
Soort evenement:
Lezing
Datum / tijd / duur evenement
04 - 23/04/05
Locatie
Arteleku, San Sebastian, Baskenland
foto's
http://www.constant.irisnet.be/gallery/desacuerdos/aaj http://www.constant.irisnet.be/gallery/desacuerdos/aau
Keyword lijst
queer, vrije licenties, feminisme, sexuele representaties, archieven
URL
http://www.arteleku.net/desacuerdos/index.jsp
Type productie
deelname aan de seminaar als spreekster
Partner organisaties
Arteleku
Totaal aantal bezoekers evenement:
Lezing: 30
Soort bezoekers / deelnemers / gasten evenement
studenten in gender studies of kunst, queer-gay-trans activisten, feministen, culturele productoren, theoritici, kunstenaren, performers, enz
Korte beschrijving (max 200 woorden)
Lecture on the alternatives to copyrigth from a cyberfeminist perspective in the framework of a seminar on feminist and queer cultural practices. This seminar was part of national larger project on the mutations, evolutions of cultural practices in Spain in the last 30 years, since the so-called "transition". The point of Laurence Rassel lecture from Constant, was that licenses matter in the process of archiving, transmitting knowledges and practices. A license is not neutral, being an author is a not natural. For women and other so-called 'minorities', being an author was/is adquired, in this position, using this right, let us stay critical.
