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Posted on Monday July 19, 2021
Updated on Monday October 21, 2024
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Explore the latest news from the common European data space for cultural heritage, Europeana Initiative and cultural heritage sector as we work towards digital transformation.
As the new year begins, Harry Verwayen, General Director of the Europeana Foundation, Kerstin Arnold, Chair of the Europeana Aggregators’ Forum and Rob Davies, Chair of the Europeana Network Association, share their message for the year ahead, on behalf of the Europeana Initiative.
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Beyond the Bassline exhibition. In copyright.
Creator:
Terna Jogo
Institution:
British Library
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United Kingdom
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Created: 15 January 2025
Mykaell Riley
Beth Daley
We talk to Dr Mykaell Riley, Director of The Black Music Research Unit at the University of Westminster, about Beyond the Bassline - an exhibition with the British Library that explored hidden stories of Black British music and ran from April to August 2024 throughout the UK.
What happens when artists and archives meet? ‘Open Archief, Artistic Reuse of Archives’, a new book from the Open Archief project, brings together the voices of artists, curators and researchers to explore the vast potential of creative reuse of archive material.
The Europeana Public Domain Charter is a key policy document within the Europeana Initiative that highlights the importance of the public domain. 15 years after its adoption, it has been reviewed and updated to ensure that it continues to reflect the challenges that the public domain faces today. We tell you all about it in this post.
Do you work in, with or around cultural heritage? This year, do you want to develop your digital skills, stay up to date with news from the sector and learn from and network with peers? Then read on and discover seven ways to stay up to date with digital cultural heritage in 2025!
What role does authentic, high-quality digitisation play in understanding and preserving our cultural past? How are developments in artificial intelligence affecting authentic digitisation? A recent event from the EUreka3D project discussed the topic - discover the learnings and reflections.
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Julia standing beside a WW1 marker honouring African American soldiers in Eastern France
We talk to Julia Browne about how her love of Francophone culture led to a 30-year career exploring, celebrating and sharing Black history and heritage with both residents and tourists in Paris.
Nolwenn Gouault, an MA student in Translation and New Technologies, shares her experience of an internship at the Europeana Foundation and reflects on translating stories told with digital cultural heritage.
Each year, heritage works enter the public domain, opening up new possibilities for their creative reuse by educators, researchers and culture lovers. We are excited to mark Public Domain Day 2025 with an event at the Belgian National Library - find out how you can get involved!
The Eureka3D project developed innovative technology and practices to push forward the boundaries of, and capacity for, 3D cultural heritage in the common European data space for cultural heritage. Discover its achievements, and how the project will continue its work through Eureka3D-XR.
New step-by-step Recipes available on the AI4Culture platform empower cultural heritage professionals to solve challenges with AI. Find out more about the Recipes and how you can use them.
Cooperation between the common European data space for cultural heritage and the Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage will unlock new opportunities for research, advocacy and enjoyment of cultural heritage. Discover the possibilities, what they could mean for you, and how to learn more on 12 - 13 December!
