Arts & Cultural Creation

Turning football into a common, managed directly by the players and the fans, is a feasible possibility and has already been attempted.

Can creativity flourish and remain within the control of commoners? Or will businesses inevitably capture creativity and convert it into private property to make money?

A Venezuelan cooperative network that recently received the “Alternative Nobel Prize” tells its story.

The message conveyed by the film Food Coop, from the perspective of the metaphors used by the members of the PSFC to describe their experience of the organization, is one of complexity.

Sister Midnight is an independent label that recently became a Community Benefit Society and has begun to raise funds to buy The Ravensbourne Arms, which they plan to convert into a community-owned music venue and pub.

An interview with Anthony Kramer and John Baer.

Jonny Sopotiuk and Zandi Dandizette discuss how they and other artists founded the Vancouver Artists Labour Union Co-operative.

Josh Davis interviews members of the New York Music Co-op about the benefits of being in a worker co-op, how they got started, and how they've adjusted to the realities of COVID-19

Sci-fi author and GEO Collective member checks in with Matt Noyes.

A co-founder of Means TV answers questions about their worker co-op.