Events We Love :: Friends We Love @ CartaJoven 10
We are honored and grateful to have been invited to the CartaJoven 10 – Encuentro Iberoamericano de la Juventud in my hometown of Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. We will be screening our Friends We Love documentaries to over 150 youth participants representing organizations throughout Latin America. We will also be speaking on the Pecha Kucha Cultural Panel which addresses issues of innovation, social media and cultural expression as a means for political and social change. Moni will be spinning a tropical set for the closing night party at the Bazurto Social Club in the historic neighborhood of Getsemani, which will be open to the public. Many thanks to Silvana Bonfante for the kind invitation!
Stories We Love :: The Making of The Wooster Collective
Wooster Collective is a website created by Marc + Sara Schiller, dedicated to showcasing and celebrating ephemeral art placed on streets in cities around the world. Recently Marc Schiller kicked off SMartCamp, an interactive arts conference centered on Social Media x Arts. During his keynote speech, he broke down why + how the whole Wooster Collective site got created as well as shedding some light on some great art + ideas regarding arts and technology. Check it out…
SMartCamp We Love :: Video + The Web @SMartCAMP
Recently Friends We Love was asked to join in on an panel discussion about our thoughts on video + the web. The discussion was part of an AMAZING weekend of stimulating ideas, start-ups and new technologies called SMartCamp. The good folks at the Roger Smith Hotel, where the conference was held, archived the entire weekend of panel talks, keynotes and presentations. Do yourself a favor and watch some of the videos- Tons of great insight for all makers of art and users of social media.
Videos We Love :: JESS3 | The State of The Internet
If you’re more of a visual person who needs to “see it” in order to “process it” – Then this is the video for you. This super clean + beautifully designed video takes the viewer on a visual ride through today’s the state of the internet. On behalf of all visually inclined people i’d like to thank JESS3 for creating such an interesting take on where we stand in terms of the online state of now. If you get a chance check out the JESS3.com site- Tons of great work!
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