Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art.animation, started 16 Jan 1997.
antigrav cultural experiment
alt.ascii-art.animation
· 1 message · 16 Jan 1997
antigrav cultural experiment Is culture compatible with culture? Why are there picture books without text, novels without pictures? Do musicians like to stay among themselves? Or what? The Net allows us to combine cultural content of the most varied origins, genres and functions. The antigrav project is a forum and an experiment: a cultural online-forum, that grows and generates itself. It was initiated and is organised by arbeitsgruppe internet in Stuttgart, Germany, and is supported by the Medien- und Filmgesellschaft Baden-W=FCrttemberg. The project will begin end of January 1997, and its output will be located at www.antigrav.de. We're still looking for more pioneering contributors! Whether in digital or in atomic form, send us what you have draw, written, composed, created, programmed or invented on the Net or in the physical world. Let's take off together! Send questions, comments, suggestions and contributions to we...@agi.de -- = arbeitsgruppe internet stuttgart oli...@agi.de http://www.agi.de
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