Hello again! I have brought some sticker (logo) designs for the DDP that my class, founders of DDP, DCTRL Vancouver and founders are planning on 1st of December! The weather forecast states that there is a high chance of rain (oh no..!)
But I am sure that dancing in the rain is going to be totaly worth it.
Emily Carr students of SOCS 300 "Becoming Human - Art, Technology and the Evolution of Decentralized Culture" will be hosting their first-ever Decentralized Dance Party as an exercise in self-organization and Decentralization, guided by The Party Manifesto: http://bit.ly/PartyManifesto
What is a Decentralized Dance Party (DDP)?
Dozens of Party people carry boomboxes and the DJ wears a backpack, containing an FM radio transmitter. All the boomboxes are tuned into the DJ’s master FM broadcast, resulting in a mobile, synchronized sound system!
The theme for this event is "Boom&Bloom" as flowers are often a symbol for peace. We’ll all be dressed up in our most colorful floral attire spreading sunshine and music throughout the city. Costumes are welcomed and encouraged.
The Party will begin at 4:30pm in front of the Reliance theater at Emily Carr University and we will be departing to roam the streets and dance the night away around 5pm. If it’s raining, just bring an umbrella. The Party will go on, rain or shine!
Check out Tom and Gary's Decentralized Dance Party to learn more about the DDP:
http://www.decentralizeddanceparty.com/faq/about
These sticker (lo) designs are dedicated for Boom&Bloom DDP VANCITY 2017 Use only ©
Wish us luck and it is open to public event so if you are around Vancouver area come join us at Emily Carr University at 4pm in front of the reliance theatre. If you have some flower themed clothing or accessories. I think flower patterned umbrella is a great choice for the weather!
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