[matilda] Lost Film Fest in Sheffield

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imho, both viewpoints may be compatible:

I like very much the idea of openness, but on the whole i wouldn't go
for publicity, journalists will come by themselves, or let them come
without any more ado. I wouldn't bother with press releases but rather
let it (the entire utopian project) grow little by little in a natural
(wild) way. That will take time. Anybody is in
a hurry?

My interest is to contribute with skill- sharing (creative writing,
literature and translation) and helping at workshops,

The idea of the weekly or monthly meal proposed by doulgald might be the
ideal event  to "open" matilda as a social centre, perhaps a welcoming
meal for those who have travelled to g8 in Scotland... why not?

As you see, i am not expanding on any ideas or views, i don't know if
this is a list only for doing and pragmatic things, but to be sincere
again, some young persons i would like to be able to stay at Matilda for
a short stay say two weeks, therefore I am also interested in developing
the workshop scheme, or rather the "living workshop" scheme as soon as
possible.

Just projecting the flow of inspiration from yesterday's meeting,
dreaming...


Exchange-tours could be arranged with other countries;  the matilda
could be twinned to other projects already under way in Europe. (Berlin,
Amsterdam...) Has anybody been to Christiania in Copenhagen recently??

PS:
Would second anything related to dreams and dreaming.



Fabian Frenzel wrote:

> Hi Doughald,
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>> I'm not being paranoid.
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> I was not saying you were paranoid, but you were suggesting we should
>  not adress to the media, because 'sniffing journalists' might harm 
> our position towards Matilda and that is were I disagree. What I was 
> saying is: If they start sniffing (which they might or might not, 
> unconnected to the press release), thats good for us...we do not need
>  to be afraid of that.
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>> 1. We don't have the consensus of the group to start sending out 
>> publicity material announcing the opening of a 'new social centre 
>> in Sheffield's cultural industries quarter' - that goes against 
>> what was decided at the meeting on 19th June.
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> it is not about annoucing the opening and by the way Matilda has 
> already been open for the G8. Also in the meeting on 19th June there 
> was a decision to have the event, which also makes it necessary to 
> publicise it...and also: Isn't the group process  based on the idea 
> to get Matilda going as a social centre (a wide open term, used for a
>  variety of different spaces throughout Europe)? Therefore I 
> understand it implicit to the process that there is a consensus on 
> starting Matilda as a social centre. (and not a hospital, a cinema or
>  a club)
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> Anyway what could be more like seeking actively publicity then having
>  big banners hanging down from Matilda ?
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> So what do we do wrong/new with a press release annoucing an event in
>  Matilda?
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> (Is that our conversation only ? does someone else has an opinion 
> about this?)
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> Fabian
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