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Remix and Share – CC Art Exhibition (I) Call for Submission
2009年10月28日
Organizer: Creative Commons China Mainland
Sponsor: the Ford Foundation
Coopration:Inter Art Center、Artintern、Hudong Online、MASH4
Exhibit Location: Inter Art Center, 798 Art Space, Beijing
Curator: Wu Hong
Advisor: Na Risong
Executive Curator: Zhu Handong
“Remix and Share” stems from the basic principle of CC: Share, Remix, Reuse – Legally. Remix, an approach of creation, includes a number of modern art phenomenon frequently observed [...]
Work Meeting between Digital Department of National Library of China and Creative Commons China Mainland
2009年10月2日On September 23, 2009, the Copyright Management Team from Digital Resources Department of National Library of China (NLC) has made the first work meeting with CC China in Mingde Building, Renmin University of China (RUC). The participants include: 8 librarians, including team lead Mr. Li Huawei, of the NLC Team; Professor Wang Chunyan from Law [...]
Let’s play together – the derivative works of 100 artists
2009年8月18日
Artistic Director: Wu Hong
Exhibition Planner: Sheng Jingdong
Assistant of Exhibition Planner: Coral·Lu
Host: Artintern.net, CC China Mainland
If you draw, come to show how to play mud;
If you make calligraphy, come to show how to play instruments;
The simplest way is to print your work on T-shirt, bags, or tea cups;
You could also make your work into toys, variable [...]
Common Use Licensing for Scientific Literature and Data
2009年7月30日An International Symposium At the National Science Library of the Chinese Academy of Science in Beijing
An international symposium on Common Use Licensing for Scientific Literature and data was held on March 25, 2009 in Beijing. The idea for the symposium was developed by Creative Commons China Mainland. The symposium was co-hosted by the National Science [...]
CC Interactive Event on Traditional Chinese Culture Held in Beijing
2009年7月30日More than 150 participants gathered at the International Academic Lecture Hall at the Renmin University of China Law School on July 4, 2009. What attracted them was the Forum on Cultural Promotion of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the first ever CC interactive event on the subject of Traditional Chinese Culture in China Mainland. This was [...]
