
This article explores issues of homeworking and domestic labor with respect to globalized conditions of labor practices by analyzing the possibility of networked alternatives. Each new network provides a potential which needs to be explored according to its successes and failures. Knitting is considered for both its metaphorical and literal implications in Knit++ by xurban_collective from 2002, which critically focused on the possiblity of a social network based on the model of knitting and by taking domestic production as its center of interest. The main concept of this art project was based on a comparison between the technical and spatial conditions of late nineteenth century textile manufacturing with late twentieth century cultural production
Bu çalışma evden çalışmaya ve eviçi emeğe dair mevzuları küresel iş pratiği hallerine referansla inceliyor ve ağ kuran alternatifleri analiz ediyor. Her yeni ağ başarısına ve hatalarına göre incelenmesi geren bir potansiyel oluşturuyor. 2002 senesinden başlayan Knit++ by xurban_collective ağında örgü hem mecazi ve hem de edebi anlamlarıyla değerlendiriliyor. Bu proje, örgü modeli üzerinden ve eviçi üretimi merkeze alarak sosyal ağ meselesine eleştirel olarak bakıyordu. Bu sanat projesi on dokuzuncu yüzyıl tekstil üretimi ile yirminci yüzyıl kültürel üretiminin teknik ve mekansal durumu arasındaki karşılaştırmayı esas alıyordu
Ağlar;eviçi emek;kültür;küreselleşme, Networking;homeworking;culture;globalization
Ağlar;eviçi emek;kültür;küreselleşme, Networking;homeworking;culture;globalization
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