#OnThisDay, 66 years ago, the Netherlands was hit by a big natural disaster, the North Sea flood (“Watersnoodramp”). The guest blog by @lizzykomen highlights videos related to the disaster, the migration of people & aid actions and the reconstruction https://t.co/UopdrisqG3
#OnThisDay in 1953: #NorthSeaFlood hit the Netherlands, leaving thousands of people dead or stranded without a home. Read the latest @Europeanaeu video blog by @lizzykomen to see how the aftermath of the flood was captured in #archival footage: https://t.co/EE9IVa9tSt
Get creative with @BeeldenGeluid and #ColorOurCollections! You can color cats and other cool stills from our Polygoon newsreel collection: https://t.co/It6pD8Y403
What do you get when you offer a group of designers access to a million-hour audiovisual archive? Our @erwinverb reports on the outcomes of Open Set Lab: https://t.co/r4Z3jFJ41x
📣 Just published!! Infrastructuring for Cultural Commons.
“Sanna Marttila studies how participatory design and digital design endeavors can contribute to wider public engagement with digital cultural heritage” #europeanatech#creativecommons#awesome https://t.co/y9Q3DfhDUs
Great talk about importance of culture and especially food culture, which transcends language and connects people across borders #eucultureforum17#culture#food
2018 will be the European Year of Cultural Heritage. As a partner @Europeanaeu announces a collaborative digital project about migration to show that culture is the product of multicultural influences down the centuries
#EuropeForCulture@europe_creative https://t.co/G6vlQxTjLe
Indrek Saar Minister for Culture of Estonia stressing the need of culture responding to the digital shift in order to reach to the contemporary public #EuropeforCulture#CultureForumEU#GoDigital
Contribute your collections on Europe’s migration heritage. Europeana is building up a new thematic collection dedicated to migration to, from, and within Europe. Learn more and get involved! https://t.co/rXIctl0AMx
Peer reviewed article in 'Video Game Art Reader' w/ @UtrechtUni on our experiment with the use of Let’s Play video’s to engage museum audiences: https://t.co/ipSwjdPe7Z