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pocket library of the world's essential knowledge

 

Lecture by Nico Voskamp | Voordekunst.nl | Crowdfunding

  

Voordekunst.nl is the first and most successful crowdfunding website for art projects in the Netherlands. This year the platform celebrates its third birthday and it already collected almost 4 million euro’s with which over 600 projects were financed. Nico Voskamp of Voordekunst.nl explains how you can use crowdfunding and why its so successful for arts and culture projects.

One has to wonder about god's motivation in making forbidden fruit so damned sweet. We all know how important intelligence is. By displaying this original Twisted Jenius poster, you can take a stand against stupidity, and encourage all of the fools out there to try taking a bite!

 

"I Choose Knowledge"

original poster by TwistedJenius.com .

During Common Knowledge #7 Daan Wierenga coached the enthusiastic cultural professional in order to perfect their presentation skills. In the evening they had the chance to pitch themselves in front of renowned and inspiring experts such as

Thierry van Biesen,

Bert Pieters, Joost Gijselman, Marc Maurer & Boy Bastiaens and Alexandre Daletchine.

 

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Graffiti garages in Tacoma

Photo credit: Juan Gabriel Soler

For more information, visit www.1AMSF.com or email info@1AMSF.com. Photo credit: Mike "BAM" Tyau.

In the last edition of Common Knowledge 2013-2014 cultural professionals with interesting ideas and projects were in the spotlight. A team of coaches helped creatives to prepare the best pitch, which they presented in front of a jury and advisory board, and of course nice audience.

Photo © Alan Reinders

Knowledge Exchange Strategy Forum Copyright Johnny Grieg 2008

One of the most comprehensive homes of knowledge, the British Museum is a must-see stop on any tour of London.

Knowledge Worker of the Future Panel

Do you know, or do you just think you know?

Such questions are an occupational hazard! I teach philosophy

Viena University garden

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Shutter Speed: 2.5

This shot was taken at the Barnes and Noble on Alafaya Rd.

Key to survival is early diagnosis

Spotted this huge tree while attending a seminar in a campus at the southern most tip of the city. Don't know its botanical name, but would like to call it the 'tree of knowledge'.

MCP Project 52 Week 36/52 Thirst For Knowledge

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