Search Results for: "Alamire Digital Lab"

From the Collective Management of Pastures to the Utilization of Water and Energy Resources by Local Communities.

INCULTUM pilot organized an open informative discussion in Greek village Aetomilitsa

text and photos courtesy of The High Mountains cooperative. In the context of INCULTUM project and its pilot Aoos the shared river, The High Mountains Social Cooperative organized an open informative discussion in the village of Aetomilitsa (a nomadic village … Continue reading →

More than two hundreds films document the life in the divided city from 1961 to 1989

The Berlin Wall, a multimedia history

Text by Caterina Sbrana. A few days after the celebrations of the Berlin Wall fall, in the wake of a renewed interest in the events that characterized Europe and the World after the Second World War, I suggest above all … Continue reading →

Kalamata (Greece), 5-7 July 2018

From zero* to infinity! Video Art Miden*

Video Art Miden is expanding and broadening, and is ready to present a rich program of international video art in Kalamata -more specifically at the Historic Center and the beach of the city. Celebrating the strong relationship of the organization … Continue reading →

Within the framework of the INCULTUM pilot project, the socio-economic actors of the territory find in the approach a space of shared values facilitating the emerging dynamics and the entrepreneurship of the territory

Territorial entrepreneurship, an innovative territorial development tool for the Bibracte pilot project

Image and text Flore Coppin, courtesy of Bibracte. In order to ensure the coherence and sustainability of its pilot project, Bibracte adopts an integrated approach mobilising the concept of territorial entrepreneurship and embracing the different sectors of activity that shape … Continue reading →

Within the RICHES Project, Janine Prins observes design thinking methods, investigating their usefulness for anthropologists. A look behind the scenes of work-in-progress.

Designing dialogues for an ethnographic museum

By Janine Prins, researcher in residence at Waag Society. Some say that ‘design anthropology’ is on its way to becoming a separate subdiscipline. As a visual anthropologist I’m intrigued whether we can add creative tools to our existing audiovisual elicitation and communication techniques. How can design methodologies be applied to social situations? Continue reading →

Sikinos, Cyclades (Greece), 20 - 23 August 2021

Little Islands Festival | Living Environments

Contemporary creation, new art forms, unexpected locations: Little Islands Festival explores and creates new worlds and suggests alternative ways of viewing art and life. With a view to connecting the Aegean landscape to contemporary creation and the power of new … Continue reading →

a research project on the impact of museum language services through the lens of international students’ museum experience, conducted at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam

Superdiversity and City Branding: improving the diverse experience in Rotterdam 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: Xue Mi, Ziyou Bao, Nicolò Morando All images courtesy of the authors. Let’s begin with … Continue reading →

an introduction to the Sheffield-based partnership delivering inclusive heritage strategy and policy

Roots and Futures, a community heritage project

Text and images by The Roots and Futures project team, Sheffield Follow our work on project blog or via our Twitter hashtag #RootsandFutures Roots and Futures is a Sheffield-based community heritage project that brings University of Sheffield academics from Archaeology … Continue reading →

Dubrovnik, Croatia, 28-30 September 2017

THE BEST IN HERITAGE with IMAGINES

As a result of the long and devoted work of dozens of experts and professional juries, more than 40 major award schemes from around the world announced some 300 prize-winning museum, heritage and conservation projects in 2016. At The Best … Continue reading →