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Theory blog Formatlabor.net Malarias Blog
Our Social Software
In our work we combine production and distribution, work and presentation.
This plattform is based on SOMA-Technologie. SOMA combines a Wiki and a extern HTML-page (what you see). The content is pulled by the HTML Page. The SOMA Backstage has 2 fuctions 1) it is the content managment system for the exteren Page and 2) it is a collaboration plattform.
We organize our work on the project using the SOMA-Wiki as a collaboration tool and we use the SOMA-Wiki also to generatet the content of this page, which presents the project to the public.
You are invited to join a working group and to participate in the internal communications at any time.
Here the developer Dmitry Kleiner explains our software.
[Videogespräch mit Dmitry Kleiner]
Our Offer
If you work on an artistic or social project or if you are a non-profit organisation we can make you a special offer you can apply for.
If you belong to a corporation, the service we provide is the following: Apart from technical support, we help you moderate the collaboration in your company and show you how to use the full potential of your employees.
Soma is a product by formatlabor Berlin und Telekommunisten.
The FADE TO BLACK Project
is an experimental archives and video project that offers new methods of work and production using digital technology and the potential of Web 2.0.
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The formatLabor
developes new formats for the digital age.
The formatLabor
explores communications and the use of media and investigates their epistemological, cognitive and aisthetic meaning.
The formatLabor
develops experimental social and media formats and working methods. We are particularly interested in the relationship between author and method, knowledge and society and the consequences of the universal media convergence.
The formatLabor
experiments with different formats like video and audio installations, open screenings, radio sessions, live TV, theory disco, scenical readings, mini radio, narrative Vj-ing, temporary architecture and sound arrangement, with New Music as palm court music or with theory theatre. In our events we also present or perform format experiments, which in the traditional sense do not belong to any kind of theatre (i.e. book-, journal-, radio and collective writing projects) or which are held in other places (i.e. performances in public spaces, passer-by interviews a.o.).
The formatLabor
organizes different events, lectures, colloquia and seminars, exhibtions, live shows and performances and Salons.
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