Iniva Launches 2010 with a Dynamic Multi-Voiced Exhibition

Iniva launches 2010 with a dynamic multi-voiced exhibition selected by curators, artists and filmmakers. Painting, sculpture, graphics and film reflect the times we live in and changes to the social and cultural landscape since Iniva was founded 15 years ago. The structure of the exhibition explores interpretations of ‘cultural diversity’. Visit Iniva Site Source: Artdaily.org [...]

Van Gogh Museum now on ArtBabble

The Van Gogh Museum is one of the partners on ArtBabble, an on-line community launched by the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) in April 2009. This groundbreaking website allows visitors to explore art by means of video. There are interviews with artists, conservators and restorers, and documentaries about works of art and exhibitions. ArtBabble offers [...]

Enthusiast’s Access Challenging Distance Learning Archeology Courses

Learn about distance learning archeological degrees, sites, collections and ethnographic resources and participate in interactive quizzes and fascinating case studies. Investigate the nuances and gain expertise in managing and preserving archeological collections from the field and in the museum, for short term or long term time frames. Use the extensive bibliographies interwoven into the sites [...]

Web Audience Growing for the Arts

We are increasingly choosing the internet and other new media to the enjoy the arts — and the change is shown in a National Endowment for the Arts study done with in coordination with the US Census Bureau. The results of the study discussed by representatives from 40 national arts organizations at a NEA roundtable [...]

Magazines on handheld digital devices

GREAT WORK! This conceptual video is a corporate collaborative research project initiated by Bonnier R&D into the experience of reading magazines on handheld digital devices. It illustrates one possible vision for digital magazines in the near future, presented by our design partners at BERG. Mag+ from Bonnier on Vimeo.

Jonathan Zittrain: “Minds for Sale”, ethics and issues surrounding cloud labor

A new range of projects is making the application of human brainpower as purchasable over the cloud as additional server rackspace. Jonathan Zittrain, Professor of Law and co-founder of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard, dives into the ethics and issues surrounding cloud labor in this talk from the Berkman West reception [...]

Henry Ford Museum puts historic film clips online

Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn is working to make its film collections more widely accessible.The museum is running a “Historic Video of the Month” feature on its blog that draws from its collection of short films produced by the motion picture department at Ford Motor Co., which started in 1914. Clips are being digitized, cataloged [...]

The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. audio and video podcasts

The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C has one of the best museum web sites: any of the works on view in the galleries is available to view online. For each work or artist listed one can find all the necessary information regarding the work, the artist, the provenance of the work, and the biographical [...]

BAM Flemish institute for visual, audiovisual and media art

BAM is the Flemish institute for visual, audiovisual and media art. BAM is an independent and intermediary structure, which is positioned between the field and the policy. From a base of in-depth knowledge of both the field and the policy, it provides information, furthers development, collaboration and networking – both within the field and crossing [...]

Art In Sight encourages BSU museum visitors to take a closer look

Most people take five to 10 seconds to examine a work of art. It's what they might miss about the objects in that fraction of time that prompted Beth Dalton and her team of students to spend the semester making the interactive Web site Art In Sight. Art In Sight makes resources of the Ball [...]