Im Zuge der Open Content Policy wurden Bilddaten zu mehr als 5,000 Objekten der Belvedere-Sammlung rechtefrei zugänglich gemacht, unter anderem auch Meisterwerke von Gustav Klimt (Gustav Klimt, Sonja Knips, 1897/1898, Öl auf Leinwand, 145 × 146 cm, Belvedere, Wien © Belvedere, Wien, Foto: Johannes Stoll).

Elena@GLAMhack21: From Open Data to the “Open Museum”?

Most recently, the COVID 19 crisis intensified the focus of cultural institutions on digital offerings. The Belvedere relies, among other things, on its extensive online collection, which is characterised not only by the intensive tagging of…

Christa@GLAMhack21 : Capture – network – use regional treasures

Currently, a total of more than 7,300 objects from 17 museums and collections are presented in noemuseen.at , and with a connection to Kulturpool Austria and Europeana, the objects can also be found on higher-level platforms. Christa Zahlbruckner…

Ulrike@GLAMhack21: Imperfect data and a very different cosmic thought.

"[...] I would like to describe that there is also an added value for the sciences in the other direction and that exciting learning from each other can take place, especially in methodology, e.g. in ArtScience labs. Your [Sylvia Petrovic-Majer]…

Markus@GLAMhack21

"Every technological development is relevant to the field of art and culture. Art and culture should take up, show and use developments." Markus appreciates experimenting and working freely with new technologies and has implemented numerous…

Is it worth it? Let me work it!

Registration has started!   How can work in the arts and culture be rethought and redefined? What can data from cultural heritage do in other fields of work? What knowledge must be available for this? The motto of the cultural hackathon…