http://artsandlabor.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/WhatDoWeDoNow-v1-2012.pdf

Alternative economies resource guide

his list has been compiled collaboratively by members of the OWS
Arts & Labor Alternative Economies group to increase the visibility
of and access to existing cooperatively-owned resources and alter
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native networks available to our community.
Arts & Labor is a working group founded in conjunction with the
New York General Assembly for #occupywallstreet. We are artists
and interns, writers and educators, art handlers and designers,
administrators, curators, assistants, and students. We are all art
workers and members of the 99%.
Arts & Labor is dedicated to exposing and rectifying economic in
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equalities and exploitative working conditions in our fields through
direct action and educational initiatives. By forging coalitions,
fighting for fair labor practices, and reimagining the structures and
institutions that frame our work, Arts & Labor aims to achieve par
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ity for every member of the 99%.
The Alternative Economies subgroup of OWS Arts & Labor explores
new methods for sustaining the livelihood of artists, art workers,
and other low-income populations. We view the concept of labor
through the lenses of time, choice, and value, and we research the
ways in which ideas such as the commons, solidarity economies,
precarious worker centers, and participatory budgeting can nurture
more sustainable art worlds. Believing that vibrant creative com
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munities come from the bottom up, we encourage relationships
based on mutual aid rather than competition, and we advocate for
cultural institutions rooted in a framework of social, economic, and
environmental justice.


veľmi použiteľný guide aj pre ľudí mimo kultúrnej/umeleckej scény