‘network’

… “clients” of the Archive and the Bureau posed a lot of questions about forms of self-organization, network-building, maintaining international contacts, the shape of mutual relationships, methods of communication, the extent to which they interfered in reality, the willingness and capacity to enact social change. Some wrote manifestos. They considered expanding the possibilities of the language they used and the meanings of individual words. They attempted to create new alphabets. They created …

… promotion or marginalisation of specific artists and movements. Trading platforms and networks: Museums, galleries, auction houses, art fairs, collectives, and unconventional venues (e.g., hotels, apartments) shaping art circulation and valuation. New art forms: Non-traditional practices (e.g., performance and conceptual art) resisting conventional collecting and developing alternative modes of exchange. Social Settings: Class, gender, religion, and other network and …

… Acsády, sociologist, activist, editor of Nőszemély feminist journal, member of the Feminist Network; Zoltán Legény (“Dr. Slayer”), creator of the fanzine called Total Addiction,  a prominent figure of the hardcore-punk scene, member of Human Error; Mihály Rácz, one of the pioneers of the Hungarian fanzine culture, creator of a Mély Vágás ( Deep Cut ) and Második Látás ( Second Sight ); Tamás Rupaszov, founder of the band Trottel and Trottel Records, a key figure of the …