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Title:: Show window west side J. Obrecht Synagogue]
Creator:: Elte, Harry (1880-1944) Bogtman, Willem (1882-1955)
Date:: 1920 - 1925
Institution:: Jewish Historical Museum
Country:: Netherlands
Copyright:: Public Domain

News Created: 23 January 2023 Pavel Kats

Discover how the J-Ark project connects data aggregation with preservation

Projects

The J-Ark project aims to explore how aggregation of cultural heritage content can be connected with its long-term preservation. Find out more about the project’s work, discover how its insights are relevant to data spaces, and join an upcoming event which explores this topic.

Title:: Kalmar Slott 2, Kalmar
Creator:: Hstad
Date:: 2009
Institution:: Wikimedia Commons Community
Country:: Sweden
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

Project 1 January 2023 - 31 December 2024

European Heritage Hub

Projects

This project will develop an autonomous advocacy and knowledge platform bringing together a large array of cultural heritage stakeholders.

Title:: Titel saknas (mönsterblad)
Institution:: Lithographic Museum
Country:: Sweden
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

Page Created: 12 January 2023

Creative Europe

Projects

Projects funded under the European Commission's flagship programme to support the culture and audiovisual sectors.

Title:: No al razzismo
Creator:: Bol23
Date:: 2009-00-00
Institution:: Associazione culturale GoTellGo
Country:: Italy
Copyright:: CC BY

Page Created: 12 January 2023

EIT Culture & Creativity

Projects

EIT Culture & Creativity empowers cultural and creative sectors and industries to take the lead in digital, green and social transitions for a carbon-neutral Europe.

Title:: Abacus
Date:: 1893 or earlier
Institution:: World Museum Vienna
Country:: Austria
Copyright:: CC BY-NC-SA

18 January 2023
17:00 — 18:30 Online

Self-assessment and self-reflection in the European cultural heritage sector and its role in fostering digital transformation

Projects webinar webinars

This event, organised by The University of Edinburgh, Centre for Data, Culture and Society, will explore how self-assessment frameworks can help heritage organisations develop digital strategies.