Blockchain and Culture

re:publica 18 - Alle Sessions vor 8 Jahren

How cultural projects, cultural organizations and funding are organized via decentralized technologies: While most people appreciate the outcomes of cultural production, both the modes of production and its organizational structures are largely ignored. T

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Karim Chabrak, Peter Harris, Susanne Stauch, Kei Kreutler This one
hour-discussion features practitioners from the cultural sphere who
will share their insights around decentralized technologies and
their potential of lowering the barriers to funding, communication
and sales of cultural products & services. In what ways can the
blockchain enable more creative autonomy? How can decentralized
platforms help creative practitioners to receive rewards for their
work without profit-skimming corporate structures in place? How
might we build structures that allow for the promotion of works,
receiving instant compensation and attributing the works in such a
way that producers are able to track where their content spreads
online? During our conversation, we will showcase concrete projects
that focus both on the creation and exchange of works & values
and promote P2P transaction. Panelists will share their vision of
how we might develop entities for future forms of business models,
collaboration, and technological support to the production of arts,
culture, and economic inclusion. 35 participants supported by
T-Labs