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01SJ Adobe Global Youth Voices
Welcome 01SJ Micro-grant recipients!
Congratulations to all of you selected for this exciting 01SJ (http://www.01sj.org/) program.
This blog is meant as a way for each of the participants in 01SJ Adobe Global Youth Voices program to open up and share their practice and process in developing the amazing programming for which you received a Micro-grant from 01SJ.
From now until June 2008, this blog will be a way for the different groups involved in the program to get to know one another and the amazing work being done around the world. During the exhibition, the documentation posted to this blog will serve as the narrative to tie the different projects together.
Please be generous with your posts and the information you share. This is a way to highlight exactly the things that make your programs and practice unique and...hopefully opening up a dialogue between you and your peers.
Background on the Program:
Based on the theories of Muhammad Yunus ( Banker to the Poor: Micro-Lending and the Battle Against World Poverty, 1999) and with the generous support of Adobe Systems, Inc., ZER01 is seizing the opportunity of the international 01SJ Festival to facilitate a world-wide youth digital arts production initiative via a micro-grant program. This project will fund 19 different international artists, arts collectives and established non-profit arts organizations and institutions to support the creation of new work by young digital artists (ages 11- 21 years) during the months leading up to the 01SJ Festival, in the individual communities of the groups funded. "Youth International" will culminate in an exhibition at the 01SJ Festival in June 2008, featuring the work generated by the youth, as well as the stories and process of each of the groups in receipt of the ZERO1 micro-grants.
The act of supporting youth production at an international level, in addition to the conversations about how to best facilitate youth digital arts programming is an incredibly timely and important service for the international youth community and the digital arts entities supporting this work. With this micro-grant program, ZER01 is a catalyst for a variety of digital art practitioners and modes of production to engage youth and share the experience of developing an infrastructure around new tools and practices for youth around the world to take action and have a voice. The exhibition of the youth digital art projects will provide a context for understanding how such work is made at all levels ( by grassroots organizations to fully realized centers), and the relevance of this work to the youth involved.
Produced by Liz Slagus, Director of Education and Public Programs for Eyebeam (New York, NY) in collaboration with ZERO1
Congratulations to all of you selected for this exciting 01SJ (http://www.01sj.org/) program.
This blog is meant as a way for each of the participants in 01SJ Adobe Global Youth Voices program to open up and share their practice and process in developing the amazing programming for which you received a Micro-grant from 01SJ.
From now until June 2008, this blog will be a way for the different groups involved in the program to get to know one another and the amazing work being done around the world. During the exhibition, the documentation posted to this blog will serve as the narrative to tie the different projects together.
Please be generous with your posts and the information you share. This is a way to highlight exactly the things that make your programs and practice unique and...hopefully opening up a dialogue between you and your peers.
Background on the Program:
Based on the theories of Muhammad Yunus ( Banker to the Poor: Micro-Lending and the Battle Against World Poverty, 1999) and with the generous support of Adobe Systems, Inc., ZER01 is seizing the opportunity of the international 01SJ Festival to facilitate a world-wide youth digital arts production initiative via a micro-grant program. This project will fund 19 different international artists, arts collectives and established non-profit arts organizations and institutions to support the creation of new work by young digital artists (ages 11- 21 years) during the months leading up to the 01SJ Festival, in the individual communities of the groups funded. "Youth International" will culminate in an exhibition at the 01SJ Festival in June 2008, featuring the work generated by the youth, as well as the stories and process of each of the groups in receipt of the ZERO1 micro-grants.
The act of supporting youth production at an international level, in addition to the conversations about how to best facilitate youth digital arts programming is an incredibly timely and important service for the international youth community and the digital arts entities supporting this work. With this micro-grant program, ZER01 is a catalyst for a variety of digital art practitioners and modes of production to engage youth and share the experience of developing an infrastructure around new tools and practices for youth around the world to take action and have a voice. The exhibition of the youth digital art projects will provide a context for understanding how such work is made at all levels ( by grassroots organizations to fully realized centers), and the relevance of this work to the youth involved.
Produced by Liz Slagus, Director of Education and Public Programs for Eyebeam (New York, NY) in collaboration with ZERO1
Blog Archive
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2008
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June
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- 01SJ Adobe Global Youth Voices Exhibition Photos
- 01SJ Adobe Global Youth Voices Exhibition: June 4-...
- great event with amazing projects
- Great Day in San Jose!
- Check out Project Walkway on youtube
- 'Urban Outsiders UK' Session 3 - Pond
- 'Urban Outsiders', UK
- monday morning silly pic
- 'Urban Outsiders', Uk youth workshop blog entries ...
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May
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- freeDimensional in Cairo
- The Project Walkway wrap up
- Summit / Community School of Music and Arts
- Update from the ICA
- Macedonia: CONSUMER VS. USER 2.0
- Voices of I.C.E. students
- 'Urban Outsiders' UK youth workshop blog enteries....
- GAP Media Project - a late hello!
- Figured it out
- Creating a Looping DVD
- CDM Project Almost Complete!
- Usernomics 1.0 with SFAI City Studio + NEXMAP
- Freedimensional and CIAC's school program is comin...
- I.C.E. Film Festival Results- top secret
- First Larp shoot (13th screen)
- Plants Talk Back! Check it out!
- Day 6
- Day 6
- Children's Discovery Museum - Making Progress
- Nueva projects at the Maker faire
- Kibera Youth Organize HIP HOP FILM FESTIVAL
- 13th screen Yonkers
- Updates from Macedonia
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April
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- ICA Update
- freeDimensional/CIAC Time Capsule Project Update
- Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose
- So far...
- Digital Photo and Music at the Guggenheim
- EYe fOR DEsign
- Exploring lowriders in San José, California, USA
- Hot Sun Foundation Youth Film Workshop
- Project Walkway Day3
- Project Walkway Day3
- Project Walkway Day2
- Welcome to Project Walkway
- Public Projection Image. Urban Outsiders
- Hello From Urban Outsiders, Nottingham
- UPDATE
- Quick update from Children's Discovery Museum of S...
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June
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Contributors
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- JoE
- Liz Slagus
- Nita
- rachel
- Palmeda
- miksa_x
- Srdjan
- Roddy Schrock
- LINE Initiative and Movement
- Daniela Steinsapir
- Erin Mishkin
- Stephanie
- Einstein-mak
- Development Communication
- alexandra
- Goran Kocov
- i215radio_fwy.art
- Raswami
- mscarrieandashow
- Ryan Smith
- Meryl Meisler
- nora01sj08
- moderator
- strucnjak
- tammy ko Robinson
- freeDimensional
- champaign urbana videos
- nleddy
- Arthur
- Space 47
- Hot Sun Foundation
- Birowsky
- liner
- KONTEKST gallery
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