Monday evening we opened first exhibition in a series of four. The exhibition will travel to Koper, Berlin and to this years final event held at Oddstream festival in Nijmegen in June. Exhibited are selected works from this years Friendly ...
Wow, what a fantastic response! Visual communicators, critical writers, artists, educators, activists, researchers from around the world responded to our outlines and sent their reflections in various media. Our curators and editors worked three weeks, reviewed the submissions and selected ...
Not long ago i announced that part of Memefest award will be a invitation to participate in the special workshop titled Mapping Socially responsive communication in June 2011.
http://www.memefest.org/en/memeblog/2011/01/memefest-awards-mapping-socially-responsive-communication-workshop/?showme=1
Many ...
We are very excited to have received works from twenty six countries from all around the world to this years Friendly competition!!
This years theme LOVE:CONFLICT:IMAGINATION has triggered lot's of creative energy and work. Now the internal ...
Hi Comrades. We are excited to say that we have received inspirational works from around the Globe. Some of them are just brilliant!
However, many requests arrived asking for extension of deadline. We are happy to listen to our community ...
Few more days are left for you to finish your works and submit to our Friendly competition. As first works are coming in- we can say so far some fantastic works included- we want to give you a few hints ...
UPDATE 13.1. 2011. Added are photos (last 4) from posters in Belgrade.
We are very excited to show you first photos from our posters in the streets of various Cities from around the World.
Following are Memefest LOVE:CONFLICT ...
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