Libre Graphics Research Unit: A Research Group on Free Graphics
What future practices can we imagine, and which tools can make them happen? The Libre Graphics Research Unit (LGRU) is a traveling lab that will include encounters, research commissions, a published issue, a workshop, and a international theoretical meeting throughout the upcoming 2 years.
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LGRU is a traveling lab aimed at developing new ideas for creatives tools. It proposes a wide variety of activities, from theory to practice, through written texts, research meetings, experimental prototyping, a seminar, and a workshop.
This project has been initiated by Constant, Worm, Piksel and Medialab-Prado, four European medialabs actively engaged with free software, open code and free culture. This transdisciplinary project involves artists, designers, and programmers, and aims to develop a dialog with the free graphics community.
Co-Organizers
Constant (Brussels, Belgium), Worm (Rotterdam, Holland), Piksel (Bergen, Finland) and Medialab-Prado (Madrid).
Associated Partners
Manufactura Independente (Oporto, Portugal), FLOSS Manuals (Amsterdam, Holland), Escuela de Arte 10 (Madrid), Master Media Design and Communication: Networked Media (Rotterdam, Holland), Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Trondheim, Norway) and CREATE.
Meetings
1st Meeting: December 7 - 11, 2011. Topic: Networked Graphics. Venue: Worm, Rotterdam (Holland)
2nd Meeting: February 22 - 25, 2012. Topic: Co-Position. Venue: Constant, Brussels (Belgium) [+info]
This work programme has been funded with support from the European Commission. This information reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
With the support of the Culture programme of the European Union.
