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| − | '''Bootlab''' is a non-profit organisation for the advancement of independent projects. Founded in [[2000]] and located in the historic Telegrafenamt in [[Berlin]]-Mitte, bootlab provides studio, production and office space for groups and individuals (activists, artists, curators, engineers, filmmakers, programmers, publishers, writers etc.) working with old and/or new media technology. | + | '''Bootlab''' is a non-profit organisation for the advancement of independent projects. Founded in [[2000]] and located in the historic Telegrafenamt in [[Berlin]]-Mitte, bootlab provides studio, production and office space for groups and individuals (activists, artists, curators, engineers, filmmakers, programmers, publishers, writers etc.) working with old and/or new media technology. Bootlab e.V. has evolved from [[Mikro]] e.V. in winter 2000, with the aim to pursue the development of a critical public on the level of production. |
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Revision as of 22:43, 26 September 2007
Bootlab is a non-profit organisation for the advancement of independent projects. Founded in 2000 and located in the historic Telegrafenamt in Berlin-Mitte, bootlab provides studio, production and office space for groups and individuals (activists, artists, curators, engineers, filmmakers, programmers, publishers, writers etc.) working with old and/or new media technology. Bootlab e.V. has evolved from Mikro e.V. in winter 2000, with the aim to pursue the development of a critical public on the level of production.
- Articles
- Uschi Reiter: Bootlab Story. Interview with Diana McCarty. 11 June 2002. http://www.firstfloor.org/ur/texts/bootlab.txt (English)
- Alena Williams: Kuratorische Praxis / Medienwissenschaft or Multitasking in Berlin. 2004. https://www.avh.de/de/programme/stip_aus/doc/buka/berichte_04/williams.pdf
