Get It Louder! 2010： Sharism
The theme of 2010 Get It Louder is SHARISM. As the time of internet, SHARISM is a new thought in the society. It advocates using the power of Social Media. Every individual unit can share knowledge, culture, art, education, business, politics and beliefs. There is no such a border between different society and communities. It changes the traditional society which only contains private and public. This kind of old organizing framework has been changed through SHARISM. Every single unit can share and gain knowledge from others. It develops the strong Social Brain and Cloud Intelligence. SHARISM provides the development of humanity. Meanwhile, it breaks down social domination and evolves a new social phenomenon.
During these years, new social communication flat, such as Flick, Facebook and Twitter, are created increasingly. At the same time, some juristic tool, Creative Commons, have been widely diffused. The new personal 2.0 network appears in the society. All of these creation and develops make an aggregation of human intelligence. They even rebuild the social trust and the relationship among people. Meanwhile, they reform the diffuse way of traditional media. They are not only influenced the pattern of global politics, but also set up a fresh business mode. As one of the most active human intelligence, cultures and arts need to respond towards this worldwide trend. As the new brand of Chinese exhibitions, 2010Get It Louder will show a comprehensive understanding of this new SHARISM.
Auch 2010 wird wieder das Festival Get It Louder in Beijing – und ein Teil davon, nämlich das Sharism-Forum, in Shanghai – stattfinden. Kuratoren der Auflage 2010 sind: Ou Ning, Aric Chen, Fu Xiao Dong, Ying Ling, Eric Abrahamsen und Jiancui. Das Festival steht unter dem Thema “Sharism” – und das freut mich ganz besonders für meinen guten Freund Isaac Mao, der diesen Begriff geprägt hat und seine ganze Energie in die Verbreitung dieser “Philosophie” steckt.
In Shanghai sind wir gerade dabei, eine passende Location für das hiesige Forum zu finden …
