Design for the “archival turn”:: contribution of design and communication in heritage and open culture

Oscar Thomas Viana; Jorge Brandão Pereira; Cristiana Serejo; Kieran Cashell

Design for the “archival turn”: contribution of design and communication in heritage and open culture

Oscar Thomas Viana, Jorge Brandão Pereira, Cristiana Serejo, Kieran Cashell (Student Supervisor)

Department of Fine Art and Education

Ipca

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"Current society benefits from technological advances that enable and encourage the sharing of knowledge. However, much of this knowledge is sometimes neglected due to being held in closed archives, inaccessible to the public and researchers who might benefit from these resources. The gatekeeping of this knowledge is a hindrance to the valuation of cultural artefacts and practices, essential in helping communities create a stronger and more defined sense of heritage and cultural identity.
Through efforts in analyzing case studies and promoting community engagement, the presented project aims to explore

Original language	English (Ireland)
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2025
Event	RUN-EU Student Research Colloquium 2025 - Technological University of the Shannon Moylish, Limerick, Ireland Duration: 18 Feb 2025 → 19 Feb 2025

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Conference	RUN-EU Student Research Colloquium 2025
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Limerick
Period	18/02/25 → 19/02/25

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