Crowd Society

About this site Crowd Society is a research project about the cultural, social and political implications of an emergent crowd economy. To start with, we focus on the transformative potential as well as associated problematics of these new forms of peer-to-peer interaction within the fields of art and architecture. This wiki is the project's collaborative knowledge database. It is edited by researchers and students from a network of universities, including the Department of Visual Cultures, Goldsmiths, London and the Visual Culture Unit, TU Wien, and functions as a knowledge hub amongst all the people involved. To get a first idea about the scope of this wiki, see the Index of All Pages.

Getting started So far, editing is restriced - you need to receive an invitation to contribute to this wiki. Please feel free to contact the Admin for approval. If you don't know how to create or edit an article use our how-to and try the Testpage. Do you want to know more about this project? Or maybe you want to change something on this wiki ... use the Main Page's discussion

Crowd society network This wiki is based on Media Wiki which is also the foundation of Wikipedia. You can use Wikipedia's "Help" or any search engine with the key words "mediawiki"+"your question". The initiators of this wiki are also working on several other webpages: Networked Cultures Other Markets World of Matter

Newest Pages mind ... some of these pages are under construction: Interview Initiatorin Projekt Franziskushof Music Industry and Post Capitalistic Distribution Imposition by architecture Wir helfen Urban sync Micro Credit Positive Planet Examples in crowdfunding architecture Collective action Crisis mapping Crowdfunding in indie games Sleepify Architektur in Wels 1900-2014 Rhizome Remittances Friends of Friends of Friends of Friends of Friends of Friends of Friends Research Journal Crowdfunding art across the african diaspora The importance of the archive Networks State of the arts (funding)