New to Infringement, or want to start your own?
Does your community need an infringement Festival?
Odds are, yes. If your city or community suffers from any type of oppression, monoculture, apathy, or boredom, an infringement festival could provide inspiration and amusement -- and help raise awareness for positive social change and global justice.
What is an infringement Festival, anyways?
The infringement is a democratically run, non-hierarchical interdisciplinary arts festival open to all critical artists -- theatre, music, film, street performance, visual arts, you name it. The infringement will never discriminate, censor or charge a registration fee and only accepts ethical sponsors that pose no conflict of interest. It began in Montreal in 2004 and has since spread to Ottawa, Buffalo and New York City, with St-John's and Halifax set to start next year.
For more information on the festival, its history, mandate, sponsorship criteria and the festivals already going and looking for people, please log onto www.infringementfestival.com
How do I start an infringement Festival?
If you're interested in getting an infringement festival going in your community, or would like more information, please don't hesitate to contact infringementfestival@yahoo.ca or read our help guide for new festivals online here:
http://www.infringementfestival.com/iFguide.html
Odds are, yes. If your city or community suffers from any type of oppression, monoculture, apathy, or boredom, an infringement festival could provide inspiration and amusement -- and help raise awareness for positive social change and global justice.
What is an infringement Festival, anyways?
The infringement is a democratically run, non-hierarchical interdisciplinary arts festival open to all critical artists -- theatre, music, film, street performance, visual arts, you name it. The infringement will never discriminate, censor or charge a registration fee and only accepts ethical sponsors that pose no conflict of interest. It began in Montreal in 2004 and has since spread to Ottawa, Buffalo and New York City, with St-John's and Halifax set to start next year.
For more information on the festival, its history, mandate, sponsorship criteria and the festivals already going and looking for people, please log onto www.infringementfestival.com
How do I start an infringement Festival?
If you're interested in getting an infringement festival going in your community, or would like more information, please don't hesitate to contact infringementfestival@yahoo.ca or read our help guide for new festivals online here:
http://www.infringementfestival.com/iFguide.html
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