By @SimonCocking a version of this article first appeared here.
Up and running since yesterday, this is the second OpenHere festival. Hosted at the Science Gallery, and curated by @Rachelodwyer. This is a really interesting look where the future might be taking us. It has appealed to a wide and diverse cross section of the tech, hacker, student, artist, activist community, both here and Dublin and also from across Europe too.
Lead organiser Rachel O’Dwyer from Data.ie, spoke about how her interest for organising the event came out of her own research studies. There is an interesting line up of speakers, looking at some really interesting aspects of future alternative currencies,Open Source Ecology (33,000 likes on facebook), and, tomorrow the Sharing Economy, and it’s possible impacts on our society.
This is definitely at the bleeding edge of where our future trends maybe going, however they are issues that do need consideration before, rather than after we passively handover access to all our data to unknown third parties. Get down to the Science Gallery if you can, today, tomorrow, or see the Robin Hood Collection from Monday through to Thursday, at the old central bank, 5 Foster Place.
10:00 – 13:00: Workshop: Currency Design and 3D Printing Facilitated by Geraldine Juárez: Do Not Take Any Wooden Nickels. (Deloitte Gallery)
13:45 – 14:00: Introduction to Openhere 2014: Rachel O’Dwyer (Paccar Theatre)
14:00 – 15:00: Keynote: Nigel Dodd: The Social Life of Money. (Paccar Theatre)
15:00 – 17:00: Panel: CTRL ALT Currency: With Lúí Smyth, Lana Swartz, Eli Gothill, Duncan McCann and Graham Barnes. Moderated by Nigel Dodd. (Paccar Theatre)
17:30 – 18:30: Keynote: Brett Scott: Open Sourcing Finance. (Pacccar Theatre)
10:00 -14:00: Workshop: Facilitated by Peter Hanappe: Build a P2P Food Lab Starter Kit. (Studios One & Two)
10:00 -15:00: Workshop: Facilitated by Denisa Kera and Yair Reshef: Uncanny, Subversive, Sublime and all other Circuit Boards. (Deloitte Gallery)
15:00 – 17:00: Panel: Bits That Matter: With Gawin Dapper, Peter Hanappe, Denisa Kera, Cathal Garvey and Vasilis Kostakis. Moderated by Benjamin Tincq. (Paccar Theatre)
17:30 – 18:30: Keynote: Sean Cubitt: Ecoaesthetics: Media after the Environmental Impact of Digital Technology. (Paccar Theatre)
12:00 – 14:00: Panel: Share & Share Better: With Chelsea Rustrum, Benjamin Tincq, Rachel O’Dwyer and Kevin Flanagan. Moderated by Patrick Bresnihan. (Paccar Theatre)
15:00 – 16:00: Interview: Robin Hood Co-Operative Interview & Q&A With Akseli Virtanen and Brett Scott. (Paccar Theatre)
17:30 – 19:30: Screening Curated by Nora O’ Murchú. (Generator Hostel, Smithfield)
System 23 Modified
Geraldine Juárez
Knowledge as a common good:
Communities of production and sharing in Greece
Ilias Marmaras
10:00 – 19:00: Robin Hood Cooperative Office. (5 Foster Place, Dublin 2)
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