We celebrated 20 years of Memefest in Saigon in December! 90 students from Australia and Vietnam, three universities, mentors, friends and comrades from Canada, USA, Slovenia, Vietnam, and Australia, and local communities collaborated for more then three weeks. Extradisciplinary workshops ...
This Thursday hosted by @Counter-Framing Design @Loughborough University. You can register via link bellow.
Design (Research) as Radical Social Practice
Dr Oliver Vodeb
Thursday 25th November at 10am GMT
Register for the online seminar here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting ...
Memefest has been invited to design the poster for Festival de la Imagen in Manizales Colombia. It is the 20th anniversary of the festival with which Memefest has a long standing and close relation. The topic of the festival is ...
Watch this beautiful animation raising awareness about the dangers of Coronavirus spreading among the Aboriginal population in the Kimberley region in Australia. Aboriginal people are among the most vulnerable due to effects of ongoing colonization in Australia. They are in ...
With strong feelings we are announcing the world premiere of Thieves in Our Home!
Thieves in Our Home shows Aunty Hazel, the founder of the Grandmothers Against Removal, as she explains how it feels when Aboriginal children are forcibly taken ...
The Situationists had an immense influence on Memefest from its very beginnings in 2002. The concepts of détournement and dérive played a big role in developing our own tactics and are still part of Memefest arsenal of tools when we ...
Food democracy is sold out and is now being reprinted. The only change will be a slightly thicker cover. Thinking of the undisciplining and extradisciplinary nature of our intellectual cullture, methodology, pedagogy, our activist history and not at least the ...
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Since 2003 we have been using a blog platform as tactical media to reflect, critique, comment and inform around the broad field of communication. Now in 2010 with our newly conceived on-line platform we hope that through time this space will evolve in a collaborative blog media with a wider group of contributors to the global discourse around social responsibility of media and communication. Stuff that you can find here is either original or carefully and originally edited from other sources. There is a good chance that you will find things that will be of good use for you too if you follow us more regularly.
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