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Simon Yuill, Your MachinesHow can open course software create a common and free space for everyone to use?

Simon Yiull, Your Machines.
Collaborative collection of resources to learn how to work with Open source software through a variety of projects and workshops


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Euregional ForumWhat is common space where national borders collide

Statutes of Euregional  Forum Research 2007
A collaborative and interdisciplinary research group that organises seminars, installations and workshops to discuss what it means to live in the Euroregion (Border of the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France)

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FurtherField Arts OrganisationUsing the internet as a collaborative platform to create common space

Furtherfield
Artist run media arts organisation that promotes sharing knowledge through new technologies.




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BabelswarmVirtual spaces as new spaces for social interaction and cultural exchange.

Justin Clemens, Christopher Dodds and Adam Nash Babelswarm, 2008

Voice interactive installation hosted in Second Life.

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Christchurch 2008 BiennialRedefining what is public and common space within urban settings

5th SCAPE 2008 Christchurch Biennial of Art in Public Space, Wandering Lines: Towards a New Culture of Space. This year's concept is to rethink urban spaces and their structure to redefine what is public space.

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Social Tapestries by ProboscisHow can common knowledge be used to produce social change?

Proboscis, Social Tapestries, 2006
Social Tapestries is a research programme exploring the potential benefits and costs of local knowledge mapping and sharing, in what they have termed the public authoring of social knowledge.


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Space Hijackers in actionHow can corporate and commercial ownership of public spaces can be reclaimed?

Space Hijackers, Transport for London Adverts.
In a subversive intervention the Space Hijackers removed the adverts from London's underground trains and replaced the publicity with the following message: As part of the TfL’s 10 billion investment programme, London Underground are removing all adverts from trains to improve the ambience of carriages and the overall travelling experience of passengers.

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