D.I.W.O (Do it with others)

Commitment to exchanging, sharing and collaborating stems from a D.I.W.O (Do it with others) approach, which shifts power away from top-down initiations into co-produced, networked activities.

The practice of DIWO allows space for an openness where a rich mixing of components from different sources, ideas, approaches, contexts, experiences and disciplines crossover to build a hybrid, communal experience. DIWO challenges and renegotiates the power roles of all involved and brings all actors to the fore. The ‘source’ materials brought into the project, and produced by the project are open to all; to remix, re-edit and redistribute, either within a particular DIWO event or project, or elsewhere.

In DIWO process is as important as the outcome, forming relationally through peer-to-peer enactments and processes.

Oyoun Curators Lab

On Mutual Support

Curation as community work in a hostile funding context (hybrid event)

04.02.2024, 04.02.24, 15:00 – 16:00

Curation as community work in a hostile funding context – exchange by the Oyoun Team (hybrid) *

Oyoun team will briefly present our recent/ongoing curatorial projects. Find out more

Masterclass

School of Commons Masterclass

The main learning agenda of SoC is to produce and share practices of peer learning and commoning, encourage new pathways for exchange and learning, develop and publish new theory including tools and frameworks for peer learning. Find out more

School of Commons: Code of Conduct

This code of conduct is a basis for all of our activities, gatherings, communications, and internal and external outputs.

This code of conduct is a basis for all of our activities, gatherings, communications, and internal and external outputs. Read more