The Collaborative Art Revolution:
One of the Web's basic tenets is that small contributions from lots of people can amount to something powerful in the aggregate. Now, a growing group of writers, musicians, visual artists and videographers is turning this Wikipedia-era philosophy into online collaborative art. Twitter users are banding together to write an opera for London's Royal Opera House. Bands like My Morning Jacket and Sour, out of Japan, are turning to fans to help film their music videos. Programmers are pulling quotes from online social networks to make automated poems. More than 50,000 animators are divvying up work on an upcoming animated film called "Live Music," and amateur videographers are re-filming "Star Wars" in 15-second bites. This crowd-sourced creativity online is putting a new twist on traditional ideas of artistic ownership, online communication and art production. [more]

Be The Change:
"In Bb 2.0" is a collaborative music and spoken word project developed with contributions from users. You can hit play on any or all of the 20 small videos at any time, in any order, to create a unique song! (Loading this page may take some time.) [more]

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On Aug 27, 2009 Miss Lucy writes:	This is mind blowing.  It is soooooooooooo awesome.  It is making our mark by being who we are and seeing feeling sensing what we create when we are blended with others.  What we create is beautiful music.  We are all connected.  We can take this and go enjoy it or we can continue to struggle with this fact.  Which one is more fun?
On Aug 27, 2009 buti(Kosovo) writes:	yeah we are all connected,but reason is in what connection we are ,in bad i think ,why people not doing in this world full of good but always bad.one prahse say man its dangerouse than animal.in Kosovo this is happening most of time.
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