Overview for Cultural Heritage Institutions

Title: New European Bauhaus visual

Creator: European Commission

Date: April 2021

Institution: European Commission

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News Created: 29 April 2021 Eleanor Kenny

Beautiful - sustainable - together: the New European Bauhaus

The European Commission has initiated a New European Bauhaus movement to shape future ways of living that answer the challenges we face today. Think green, sustainable and affordable, alongside accessible, inclusive and beautiful. Find out what it’s all about, what Europeana’s involvement is and how you can join the conversation today.

Title: Image obtained from Brandenburgische Gesellschaft für Kultur und Geschichte

11 May 2021
14:30 — 15:00 Online

Digital Spring Programme 2021: Culture of remembrance in a digital space

Cultural Heritage Institutions webinar webinars

Culture of remembrance in a digital space: XR in memorials and museums

Can XR technologies be an innovative way to provide historical information and keeping memories alive? Even in relation to the topic of the former Nazi concentrations camps?

Title: Healthy adult human brain viewed from above

Creator: Henrietta Howells

Institution: Wellcome Collection

Country: United Kingdom

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25 May 2021
15:00 — 17:00 Online

Masterclasses for Open Digital Cultural Heritage

Academic Research Cultural Heritage Institutions webinar webinars

A webinar on masterclasses as an event format new to the GLAM sector. It will be also the opportunity to present a plan for three masterclasses that will take place in Spring 2022 with the support of Europeana Research.

Title: Helsinki olympialaiset 1952

Creator: Olympia-kuva Oy

Date: 1952

Institution: Helsinki City Museum

Country: Finland

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11 May 2021
15:15 — 15:45 Online

Digital Spring Programme 2021: Sport & Cultural Heritage

Cultural Heritage Institutions europeana-sport webinar webinars

During this session we will present the Europeana Sport project to the wider community and bridge the divide between sport and culture and showcase that sport can bring us together as an essential part of our shared cultural heritage.

Title: Image obtained from Mohit Garg

11 May 2021
13:00 — 13:30 Online

Digital Spring Programme 2021: Data Science Using R

Cultural Heritage Institutions webinar webinars

R is the most widely used open-source environment for statistical computing. The open-source makes R more flexible so that anyone can edit, modify and share R programs. R is available for all platforms, i.e. Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Unix.

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11 May 2021
13:45 — 14:15 Online

Digital Spring Programme 2021: When Monuments Talk

Cultural Heritage Institutions webinar webinars DigitalHeritage ERA_Chair_Mnemosyne EU_Study_3D_CH

Round table discussion on quality and complexity in 3D digitisation of Cultural Heritage.