Welcome!

WHAT:
This is the working spot of State of the Arts (SOTA) ’s core group. If you don’t have a login, then please ask one of the core group members to invite you into this group.

HOW:
- If you like to start a new thread, please first login (on top right corner of the page) and then press “Create Page” (on top left of menu). Then chose or “Wiki” in order to work on a collective new text or “Group Discussion” to ask a question and have the group respond to it. Please chose a clear title for every new thread. Don’t forget to press the “save” button (below the page) in order to save the writings!
- If you like to work on an already existing thread, please first login (on top right corner of the page), then click on the existing page in question here below and then click on the “edit” tab (on top of the page frame) in order to alter and edit the page in question. Don’t forget to press the “save” button (below the page) in order to save the writings!

WHO:
The core group was created in order to prepare SOTA activities. SOTA is an open platform of artists, artist-run and self-organised initiatives, and anyone concerned by the state of the arts today. It was initiated to address a shared concern about the austerity measures that politics at large, and cultural policies in particular, have taken in relation to art practices.

PROBLEMS?
If you experience any problems using the Crabgrass tool, please consider first downloading the Firefox browser (free software). If you still have problems using the Crabgrass tool under Firefox, then don’t hesitate to ask one of the other members of the core group for an introduction or help.

good luck!

SOTA core group