Area: digital heritage

Join Europeana conference under the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU.

Why 3D Matters: accelerating 3D in the common European data space for cultural heritage

The Europeana conference “Why 3D Matters: accelerating 3D in the common European data space for cultural heritage” will take place on 18 April 2023 (9h00 – 15h00 CET). The conference under the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU will … Continue reading →

Online, 8-10 November 2023

Physical and Mental Pathologies’ Representations in Photography and Early Cinema

On November 8th, 9th and 10th, 2023, Museum of Cinema – Tomàs Mallol Collection, Department of History and History of Art of the Universitat de Girona, the Research Unit on Early Cinema (GROC) and the Spanish Ministry of Science and … Continue reading →

online, 28th March 2023

European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage Information & Matchmaking Day

The European Commission – DG Research & Innovation invites all stakeholders in the cltural heritage sector in a virtual event Tuesday 28 March 2023 focused on the current calls for a European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH). With an … Continue reading →

With the help of mixed reality, visitors and users of HoloLens 2 glasses go into the past, where they try to find their way and find all the ingredients needed to make bread.

Mixed reality educational game in the Rogatec Open-Air Museum

Text and media by Rok Kremžar, Pro Virtuala Digitalisation of cultural heritage has been a growing trend in recent years, allowing museums and other institutions to share their collections with a wider audience. One of the latest innovations in this … Continue reading →

In February-March 2023 the partners had online meetings for four days, with the participating of the teachers and the students.

Update on Erasmus+ Project “From Intangible Expression to Digital Cultural Heritage”

text and images in this post courtesy of the project “From Intangible Expression to Digital Cultural Heritage”. Erasmus+ Project “From Intangible Expression to Digital Cultural Heritage” includes partners from Turkey, Italy and Bulgaria and aims at boosting introduction of national … Continue reading →

The project and the Pilot of Campina del Faro are illustrated in the special edition of the newsletter special edition dedicated to Water, in March 2023

INCULTUM Pilot in Portugal presented at Almargem’s Newsletter

text and images in this post courtesy of University of Algarve. INCULTUM project and Portuguese Pilot are disseminated in the news in the last issue of Almargem’s Newsletter (nº 36, March 2023), a special edition dedicated to Water. Almargem’s Newsletter … Continue reading →

Share your thoughts about improving cultural heritage data in this survey open until March 27

Europeana survey about enrichments to cultural collections

In recent years, the volume of enrichment activities in the Europeana ecosystem has increased significantly, by adding new human and machine-generated metadata, transcriptions, subtitles, and other types of enrichments to cultural heritage data published in the Europeana website. As more … Continue reading →

The pilot of Campina del Faro was illustrated by Professor Batista during the event on March 24

INCULTUM Pilot in Portugal presented at “Café com Letras” 2023

All photos courtesy of prof. Desidério Batista, University of Algarve. On 24th March the “Café com Letras/ Coffee with Letters” was hosted at FNAC do Forum Algarve in Faro, engaging in conversations and talks about “Water and its Heritage”. … Continue reading →

A frequently-made assumption is that by going digital, museums would attract younger audiences, but is this true?

What do young generations think of digital museums?

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Sara Ingoglia, Aline Albertelli, and Cas de Boorder All images courtesy of the authors. … Continue reading →

Innovations in museums' pricing strategies serve to build a loyal audience, ensuring self-sustainability while at the same time fulfilling their mission in cultural participation

How can small museums innovate in their membership pricing?

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Aylin Beijersbergen, Joanna El Mir, and Martina De Gennaro All images courtesy of the … Continue reading →