The art collectives: microcosm and commons engine of the arts
Abstract
The collective artistic activity can be seen as a metaphor for the small-scale cultural commons. In its processes and strategies can be traced many of the key issues and conflicts that make the keys of the commons in regard to the arts, as cultural and intangible. The artistic groups are also essential elements for building assets/goods and resources that make up the cultural structure, very particular local contexts, while having great potential as builders of larger scale networks. After a brief discussion of these issues is presented an initiative of a collaborative platform project, CCCV, starting from the reality of a local context arises the objective of generating a network-file-laboratory to create and share knowledge about the collective culture.Downloads
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