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DESCRIPTION:*This is the Public Domain*\n\n7pm December 5th\nTimken Lecture 
 Theater\nCalifornia College of Arts, 1111 8th Street, SF, CA 94107\nFree 
 admission\n\nA panel discussion organized by San Francisco-based\nartist 
 Amy Balkin to debate and explore ways to\nachieve a viable practical 
 framework for common land\nin the 21st century.\n\nwith\n\n*Keith Aoki*, UC 
 Oregon law professor and co-author\nof, among other works, the comic book 
 'Bound By Law -\nTales From the Public Domain'.\n\n*Iain Boal*, Director of 
 the Environmental Politics\nColloquium at the Institute of International 
 Studies,\nUC Berkeley, and co-editor of the recent book\n'Afflicted 
 Powers'.\n\n*Ramon Sender*, writer, activist and participant in\nthe 
 Morning Star Ranch open land experiment.\n\nAmy Balkin's art practice 
 combines cross-disciplinary\nresearch and social critique with a search 
 for\nunrealized possibilities outside conventional systems.\nHer ongoing 
 project This is the Public Domain\n(www.thisisthepublicdomain.org) is an 
 effort to create\na permanent international commons from 2.5 acres of\nland 
 purchased near Tehachapi, California.\n\nBalkin has organised a public 
 conversation between\nartists, legal experts, and people who have 
 been\nengaged personally and politically with open land and\ncommoning, 
 exploring the search for a real-world\nframework for —with the aim of 
 proposing a solution\nthat the artist will then implement.\n\nBalkin's 
 recent projects include Invisible-5, a\ncollaborative environmental justice 
 audio tour of the\nI-5 corridor between San Francisco and Los Angeles,\nand 
 Public Smog (www.publicsmog.org).\n\nFor more information, call: 
 415.551.9251\n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/12/04/18335093.php
SUMMARY:This is the Public Domain
LOCATION:Timken Lecture Theater, California College of Arts, 1111 8th Street, SF, CA 
 94107
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2006/12/04/18335093.php
DTSTART:20061206T030000Z
DTEND:20061206T050000Z
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