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In my continued curiosity in activism art and art for social change is its effectiveness to create social change. What I thought powerful about the digital storytelling organizations such as Scribe, Mapping Memories and Center for Digital Storytelling is that they all maintained a commonality in providing a framework that the art present an issue […] October 25th, 2013 | Tags: art for social change, Avant-garde art, digital culture, participatory media, social change | Category: Week 4 | 3 comments In looking at the work plan for this weeks assignment, I was drawn to the sentence “These approaches (stories) reveal deep relationship-building over time — skills that documentary filmmakers and community-based artists have been developing for decades, and are now taking online to mix old and new methodologies.” I realized I wasn’t familiar with the […] October 16th, 2013 | Tags: art for social change, Center for Digital Storytelling, context, digital culture, digital storytelling, mapping memories, new media, participatory media, process and product, social change, storytelling | Category: Assignments, Week 3 | 2 comments As Kelley Matheson pointed out in her TEDx talk “Witness Your Environment”, the thought behind Witness’s goals is that “If we could hear people’s stories it would create empathy and create meaningful change”. My curiosity is how different strategic approaches to the videos accomplish this. Since we don’t have access to those strategies (audience, goals, […] October 10th, 2013 | Tags: art for social change, democracy, human rights, participatory media, social change, TED | Category: Week 2 | Leave a comment |
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