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wePOD (we Publish On Demand!)syllabus
>from artists books to
blogs and p.o.d
>>The 4th space of distributed
publishing
WEEK 01: Tuesday 26 september
2006
Overview
Introduction to the unit and
project.
Preparation of online working tools: everyone signs up for a blog at
http://blogger.com sets up a delicious bookmarks account at
http://del.icio.us/
To browse and discuss:
What is
a weblog?
What is a Photoblog?
What is a vlog?
Photoblog vs Moblog
Photoblog
vs Gallery vs Picture a Week/Day Sites
SonC’s Picture-A-Week Page
CMS vs html
galleries/ Starting Your Own Photoblog
Photoblog Software
London photobloggers
WEEK 04: Tuesday 17 october 2006
Photo-participatory communities as gaming/ performative practice
browsing for class and to view on your own:
Lomographie, participatory
photo-project in which photographs made with a lomo were presented as
book projects, in event-like group shows, and posted since 1998 on their
website
Arctic Circle,Tropic
of Cancer and A description of the Equator and Some Other Lands
[1995 – 1997] Felix Stephan Huber und Philip Pocock, in cooperation
with other artists
parole - a project of gruppo
A12(I), Udo Noll(D) and Peter Scupelli(USA/I).
Photo Friday Each week Photo Friday posts
a photo assignment. Your mission is the creative interpretation of the
week’s theme. When you’re done, post the picture you took to your website
and submit your link to Photo Friday.
photoblog
CyborgLog/glog
The
Glogger Community
blipfoto -website that lets you
publish a daily photo journal
flickr user-generated tags (metadata), allowing
users to mark the chosen images with catchwords/tags thus generating
a collective cataloging (folksonomy).
Field of Vision: Beijing.
Curators: Gao Brothers, China; Marcel Hager, Germany; Stephan Hausmeister,
UK. Wall-based installation constructed from a assemblage of uncensored
‘visual blogs’ collected worldwide over the Internet following a call
for submissions.
http://www.field-of-vision.net/NewYork/
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