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circulations
WELCOME TO THE PROJECT CIRCULATIONS
This site contains illustrations, comments, texts on ‘price-less’ sharing of commodities and information, collective efforts, and collaborative innovations.
We collected these ideas at give away and copy shops held at rum46 in Aarhus.
We asked visitors to sketch ideas for strategies to call the hegemony of the current system into question. At these events we also brought ingredients to cook soup that we handed out for free.
The project function as an accessible forum for sharing ideas and creating contacts.
It is open to people who want to present ideas on open networks; how to construct sustainable currencies or communities; how to subvert or overcome subjugations one is exposed to in everyday life; how to establish counter strategies to the monetary profit based economic systems; how to construct models of free information, free distribution, free housing and more.
This site features a complete survey of these ideas. The ideas are both purely pragmatic as well as utopian.
Feel free to download and copy!
or send us your own idea to share.
Ideas to share:
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Contribution by Free Soil Download image as Pdf |
Contribution by Eva La Cour |
Contribution by Anna Jin Hwa Borstam |
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Contribution by: Anna Henriksson (with Kamilla Levring) Download image as Pdf |
Contribution by Steffen Jonassen City Gleaning. “Collecting food at grocery stores that they were going to throw away. 6 am is the best time. Cleaning the grocery. Making dinner and handing out the food for free at a public space." Download images as Pdf
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Contribution by Barbara Katzin |
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Contribution by Kamilla Levring Network for exchange of knowledge Download image as Pdf |
Contribution by PUBLIK/ Nis Rømer Community exchange Download image as Pdf |
Contribution by PUBLIK/ Nis Rømer Community exchange Download image asPdf |
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Contribution by Jim Duignan/Stockyard Institute "Stockyard Institute will develop a small microwatt radio station and include the surrounding neighborhood residents to design programs and aid in the broadcast activities. We will also support and contribute to the many programs in the immediate area, namely the Peace Corner, food pantry, and the neighborhood teen group." Read more at:
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Contribution about the project To download the booklet go to: |
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