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Data Sculptures, Dashboards & Vending Machines: how do they support GLAMs in promoting their sustainability credentials? Lyndon Nixon (Modul Technology), Marina Lima Medeiros (VRVis) and Aryan Jalaeefar (Freelance Developer) are happy to provide insights into the outcomes of the FFG funded project GREENGLAM where technology is being applied to associate GLAMs and SDGs in the minds of […]
A participatory project in the city of Ybbs shows the results of collaboration with citizens and the archive, research institutions and artists, initiated and coordinated by OpenGLAM.at, lead by their principles of transparency, participation and knowledge transfer. Financially supported by the Kulturland Niederösterreich (Government of Lower Austria) for 1 year and 60.000 Euros, a […]
by Karl Voit Karl Voit studied Telematics at Graz University of Technology. He worked in the automotive industry and led an IT department before wroting a PhD at Graz University of Technology in the field of Personal Information Management. After leaving academia, he was co-responsible for a large software product and worked as a technical Consultant in the fashion industry […]
by Linda Kronman Linda Kronman is a media artist, digital culture researcher, and graphic designer. Since 2010, she has created art as part of the Kairus collective, exploring the use and abuse of technologies. Through a research-led art practice, she has addressed topics such as data privacy and security, AI ethics, activism and hacking […]
By Ilze Grīnfelde & Linda Veliverronena Economic, political, and social transformations have left behind an abundance of unused or deteriorating industrial territories, infrastructure complexes, and even towns. This can be observed especially in large numbers in the post-Soviet countries, which in the last century experienced a planned economy and then a transition to […]
This year, the architect and mixed reality researcher Marina Lima Medeiros will participate in Kulturhackathon 2025. Marina had her first contact with programming during a hackathon, which turned into a hobby and later into an important aspect of her professional and academic career. With a Master’s degree in Urbanism, she is now pursuing a PhD […]
Following on from projects such as Regiograph and Spuren lesbar machen, Georg and Clemens are interested in the narrative development of precarious history and the site-related, interactive and explorative narrative forms that go hand in hand with this. They have recently co-published an anthology on digital strategies for making precarious collections accessible: https://www.vr-elibrary.de/doi/book/10.14220/9783737017596 They are […]
The Blue Shield Network for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Conflict and Crisis Situations Success in the protection of cultural heritage is measured by the interaction of its various stakeholders: In addition to state institutions and international organizations such as UNESCO, civil society plays a significant role. It is non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in particular […]
On Monday, January 27 at 4 pm we are opening up our 3 day cultural hackathon and start with a fantastic underwater world experience with Maja. The seabed is often regarded as the world’s largest museum, yet it is also the world’s most inaccessible museum. UNESCO’s 2001 Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage […]
Dr. Lyndon J.B. Nixon is a pioneer in the field of semantic technologies. Since the early days of online search engines, the researcher has been exploring how data on the World Wide Web can be made readable and accessible to both machines and humans. As an assistant professor at Modul University Vienna and CTO of […]