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Communication and new times/new culture/new enterprises „Why can’t you sell brotherhood like you sell soap?” -Wiebe Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Poper Studio ● a studio for communication in public space ● intertwines the non-for--profit, social, cultural and business ● ● ● ● spheres focuses on social responsibility &comm. efficiency interdisciplinary approach / research + theory + concepts basic tools: expertise, immagination, energy, emotion, stories, new technologies personal affinity for societal issues, culture and art Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Changing paradigms ● ● ● ● ● ● from ownership to shared access sharing + participation co-production + prosumers collaborative open source programming, design.... mutual funding new technologies + internet as a cooperative model of creation + ownership THE NECESSITY OF NEW LANGUAGE Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Examples ● ● ● ● ● ● Couch surfing Washing caffe – shared washing machines + debate Wikipedia Car pools Time banking / Japan - time for the elderly Micro-loans Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Characteristics of new enterprises ● ● ● ● central role: values & mission not focused exclusively on profit blurring of boundaries between production and consumption new models, experiments / peer-to-peer, crowdsourcing, platforms, open source / ● use of social networks for creating relationships / communication technologies Maja Hawlina / [email protected] The common denominator of new enterprises Social innovation = development and implementation of new ideas that aim to cover society’s shortfall. Social creativity = resources that can be used for societal, political, economic, environmental…… purposes. Maja Hawlina / [email protected] How do we change social innovation into sustainable models? Marketing: critical overview ● Bottomline- profit ● managing brand/image is more important than managing the ● ● ● product/service/content everybody is competing with everybody total instrumentalization of everything programming everybody for consumption and passivity Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Commercial advertising and brands are colonizing every inch of the public and and ever-increasing part of the mental space. Maja Hawlina Mainstream advertising: critique ● top down communication + programming ● messages are simplistic, synthetic, shallow, no authenticity, ● ● ● ● pseudo-critical dis-respect for the intelligence of the audience aesthetics without ethics, over designed, without content “cool” capital views all public (and mental) space as “dead space” to be occupied manipulation - no distinction between editorial and advertising content in the media Maja Hawlina / [email protected] WE ARE LIVING IN A WORLD WHICH IS INCREASINGLY RESEMBLING A SHOPPING MALL Collateral damage Marketing and mainstream advertising cause both short- and long-lasting psychological, social and ecological effects: ● anxiety, alienation, loneliness ● fellings of helplessness ● growing distances between people ● invasions of privacy ● programming of people – neuromarketing ● competitiveness Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Can we sell ideas, perspectives, social orientations in the same way, we sell products? Forward towards basic values Precondition: the 3 basic ethical principles: ● truthfulness – does not mislead, give false suggestions or glorifies ● dignity – respect for the individual and the method of communication ● encouraging social and personal development + awareness of short-term and long-term effects and consequences of own actions Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Socially responsible communication ● ● ● ● ● ● promotes positive social changes initiates and enables dialogue (offers channels) raises questions relevant for the society invites to reflection, self-reflection and self-expression invites to contribution empowers the recipient for true choice Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Important ● ● ● ● awareness of short-/long-term effects co-operation / production chain – with whom? more than image / content + process participation, involvment, open source, open-ended, openheart Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Public space Pressing question: To whom belongs the public place? It focuses on space, identity, power and their relationship. Good public space: more solidarity, cohesion, connection, curiosity + raises imagination how to live together better. The role of public space as a medium ● public space is shrinking, disappearing as agora, it is colonised by capital & brands, public questions are rare ● it is physical, site specific ● It opens perspectives, broadens horizons ● the encounter with Other + exchange ● surprises and invites reflection ● meeting otherness & difference = ultimate cultural experience ● vitality ● offers different meanings/functions/multi-layered Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Communication interventions Dialogue opens and connects different perspectives and is the basis of democracy. Communication interventions in public space should be: ● a spark for dialogue / societal issue ● an invitation to participation -> the marginalised, the invisible ● a platform / physical space / centre for new dialogue ● a form which opens up and creates new meaning / internal dialogue between intervention and viewer Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Art & poetry in communication Words and images can open cracks, new paths in mind and hearts and expand territories: ● heartening project awakening affects ● far-reaching project/new imaginations/vision ● high value of life no matter how poor it is ● shows different way to live or a fresh chance of coexistence ● poetry, subtlety, complexity, humour but only after thorough research & reflection Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Position ● using communication to open up new topics, new ● ● ● ● interpretation, and enrich the cultural environement to nurture interaction with proactive recipients to foster dialogue or provide conditions for it to NOT treat complex societal issues as products combining commercial, semi-commercial, pro bono and self-intiated projects Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Silly Illy ● the planned construction of an oil terminal in the Bay ● ● ● ● ● of Trieste with its long-term pollution of the environment Ricardo Illy, executive of the Illy coffee company (www.illy.com) was one of the leaders the Illy company cultivates the image of an environmentally-safe commercial entity design orientation – iconic coffee cups conceptual artistic project by inviting art/design elite to express their opposition to the terminal ANTI-TERMINAL Silly Illy = collection of protest coffee cups Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Gypsy boy ●intolerance to Roma people - Slovene government decided to separate Roma children from the rest of school-children ●research on Slovene deep-rooted anxiety and antagonism towards Roma people ●revelation of racist and discriminatory logic we are no longer even aware of Maja Hawlina / [email protected] “If you don’t behave yourself, we shall give you to Slovenians.” Gypsy boy 2 ●with the twist of meaning the message was sent into streets and the hearts ●reaction: praises and sympathies, hatred and aggression – clearly Slovenians do not recognize our own shadows ●a charge for offending national feelings was being filed ●“Gypsy boy” moved from the streets to the cover page of Peace Institute book report Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Maja Hawlina Spreading the meme ●the cover page was awarded a prize for its design in International book festival ●we ask ourselves: Was it due to its design or was it rather about the message? Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Research Center of Academy of Science and Arts ●communication intervention for 25. Anniversary of Scientific Research Centre at the Academy of Arts ●the very own Academy buildings were used for windows installation ●core mission and activity of the institution was expressed with socially engaged question: “There is no peace. There are just searchings.” Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Maja Hawlina Academy of Science and Arts Maja Hawlina Academy of Science and Arts Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Faculty of arts and Night of the researchers ● how to find/remind and express the mission of an ● institution? how to promote the study of humanistic? Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina / [email protected] Plakat Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Maja Hawlina Discrimination - The Erased I • Communication problem: How to communicate efficiently socially sensitive issue, which separated Slovenian public opinion? How to raise sympathy of the public for the problem of the erased people? • Key words: intercultural dialog, culture of public space, rearticulating of the Erased problem, image serves the content, cross-sector cooperation • Virtual space • www.izbrisan16let.si Discrimination - The Erased II Maja Hawlina / [email protected]