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May 05, 2007

Commons Art Diagram

posted at 21:56 GMT by T.Whid in /news/twhid

MTAA is releasing a new ‘art diagram’ today.

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Introducing the Commons Art Diagram!

Download: commons_art_diagram.zip (1.5MB)
This package contains the diagram in these formats: .ai, .pdf, .eps, .svg, .gif, hi-res .jpg and hi-res .png.

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This new art diagram illustrates how different forms of creativity — on being funneled through the CC process — arrive at the place where the ‘art happens.’

This diagram is the second in a series of “art diagrams” that MTAA began with the Simple Net Art Diagram.

We hope to distribute this diagram at the iCommons Summmit in June ‘07 :-)

update
We were very successful distributing the image at the iCommons Summit. The image was reproduced on t-shirts, bags and stickers and was basically impossible not to see everywhere you looked! permanent link to this post

AFC interviews MTAA for iCommons

posted at 16:13 GMT by T.Whid in /news/twhid

Check it out…

Art Intercom is a six part series conducted by Art Fag City blogger Paddy Johnson, who will be interviewing the iCommons Summit Artists in Residence. In the weeks leading up to the conference, interviews will be posted once weekly, profiling the artists’ work and describing their approach to Creative Commons licensing. Artists to be interviewed include Ana Husman, Jaka Železnikar, Joy Garnett, Kathryn Smith, Nathaniel Stern and this weeks interviewees, Mike Sarff and Tim Whidden (who go by the names M.River and T.Whid), of MTAA. Tim will be representing MTAA as one of the Artists in Residence at the iSummit in Dubrovnik.


Update
Part 2 is now live. Check it out… permanent link to this post

KDM100 current score

posted at 15:44 GMT by T.Whid in /news/twhid

For those keeping score at home…

The ‘current score’ section of the KDM100 has reflected the current winner of the round — even for rounds that are still open to votes. I changed that today.

Now, when the ‘current score’ is calculated, the current round isn’t counted. This makes more sense to me as there is no winner of a round unless the voting is over. permanent link to this post

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