Constant related
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Constant Worksessions
Read more: Constant WorksessionsI regularly contribute to organising Worksessions in the context of Constant. They are intensive transdisciplinary situations to which participants from all over the world contribute. Every six months Constant opens such a temporary research lab; a collective working environment where different types of expertise come into contact with each other. During work sessions we develop…
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Study, Practice and Proximate Critique
Read more: Study, Practice and Proximate CritiqueThe article Constant Study, Practice and Proximate Critique that Élodie Mugrefya and Peter Westenberg wrote for MARCH, journal of art & strategy briefly collects some thoughts to relate the work of Constant to publishing as an act of: tool thinking, generating publicness, being together, intervening in realities, bringing into existence and doing with protocols. “For…
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Iterations
Read more: IterationsThis publication aims to create openings and inspire new concepts for work yet to be developed. As a vessel it is filled with hybrid content that can be unpacked and remixed. Inside this book, contributions of some participants from the past and Iterators from the future coincide in a joint effort to transport ideas to…
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Iterations
Read more: IterationsThe Iterations research project is initiated by four organisations who have a clear affinity with open approaches towards art, technology and society, and who feel a shared necessity to research the conditions in which artists who use technology work. Iterations consisted of a series of artist residencies, exhibitions, reflection meetings and exchanges that took place…
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Xavan + Jaluka
Read more: Xavan + JalukaFriday 17 Frifek of the year Zek, a neutrondemolisher reduces the Grand Zone of Zendium to little more then a pudding shake, with dramatic consequences for lovers Xavan and Jaluka. This comic by Pléoter Spilliaestenberg remixes the work of Belgian painter Léon Spilliaert. Seventy years after the death of an author or artist, copyrights do…
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Cinelerra Manual
Read more: Cinelerra ManualI contributed to the writing of this french manual for the open source video editing software Cinelerra. The manual is a good way to start to get to know the tool, it contains a section on features and examples. Get your printed copy, or check the online manual on the website of FlossManuals FR:
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Parlez-Vous Saint-Gillois ?
Read more: Parlez-Vous Saint-Gillois ?Do you speak Saint-Gilles? is an audio neighborhood project in around the street Rue de Bosnie, in the neighborhood Saint-Gilles in Brussels, commissioned by the Region of Brussels.
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Schaarbeekse Taal
Read more: Schaarbeekse TaalNeighbourhood project and audio data-base, Schaarbeek, BE, 2009 – 2012 Go to project website of la Langue Schaerbeekoise The project ‘Language of Schaerbeek’ collects words that are used by different groups of people living around the ‘Cage of the bears’ as Place Verboeckhoven is commonly known. Arab, Turkish, Dutch, Brussels, Swahili, Spanish, Polish are just…
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Escuela 404 – Schaarbeekse Taal
Read more: Escuela 404 – Schaarbeekse Taal9/4/2013 Escuela 404 – Intermediae – Matadoiro de Madriz A presentation together with An Mertens about the urban language project Langue Schaerbeekoise / Schaarbeekse Taal on invitation of the Euraca seminar in Intermediae, Matadoro in Madrid.
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Open Source Video
Read more: Open Source VideoOpen Source Video was a loosely connected group videomakers around the association Constant, who are interested in making video with the use of open source tools for video. We organised workshops, experiments and met regularly to exchange on our adventures of making video with open source tools; I regularly contributed to the Osvideo blog. The…
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Drapeau uni-communautaire Vlag
Read more: Drapeau uni-communautaire VlagProduction: PleinOPENair and Constant, Brussels, 2004 The logo hybridises lion and rooster, icons of the Dutch- and French speaking communities in Belgium. The flag was made as a hommage to the inter-communal city of Brussels; a city where cultures meet, swap, join and evolve.