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Revision as of 18:32, 3 July 2017
Contribute
Beyond Social is an international and collaborative research and publishing platform on social art and design. It is written and maintained by its community. Feel free to contribute by editing one of the pages, or create a new article below.
Editorials
Each editorial is a collection of different articles, carefully selected to emphasize a certain issue, topic or theme and guided by a text by the curator to read articles in a new way. More info here.
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About
Beyond Social is a collaborative research and publishing platform for students, faculty, and friends of the WdKA Social Practices department. It is a platform for trial and error, for sharing knowledge, research, sketches, and failures.
Beyond Social connects contributors through a wiki. It is an open and collaborative platform. Anyone may contribute by commenting on existing articles, adding new articles and events, adding items to our Frictionary, and proposing other forms of wiki gardening and collaboration.
Social Practices The Social Practices is an interdisciplinary graduation profile at WdKA that offers four courses: Cultural Diversity, New Earth, (Ghost Minor Under Construction), and Powerplay.