“The Online Counter-collector, the Open Source Heritage and the Museums of the Unfinished” presented by Beiguelman, Casimiro and Lavigne

Symposium:

• ISEA2017: 23rd International Symposium on Electronic Art
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• The Online Counter-collector, the Open Source Heritage and the Museums of the Unfinished

• Giselle Beiguelman
• Giovanna Casimiro
• Nathalia Lavigne

Venue(s):

• C.C.C Teatro los Fundadores, Caldas, Colombia

• For this roundtable, we propose a debate about public policies of memory preservation based on the specificities of digital media culture. The ephemerality of these kinds of technologies and the intensification of personal and non-professional process of digital documentation bring unprecedented ways of understanding the collections and cultural heritage of our times. We are experiencing not only an overproduction of data, which proliferates in new formats of storage in the networks but also a documentary overdose. Nevertheless, this not performs a cumulative system. Due to the speed with which technologies are discarded in shorter and shorter periods of time, loss, change, and even replacement will be more and more part of our conservation practice. For all these reasons, it seems particularly important to discuss how to deal with the cultural ambivalence of this very moment. In our debate, we will concentrate in three main axes: the online counter-collector, the open-source heritage and the digital museum as the museum of the unfinished.

  Keywords: Memory, Digital Museums, Digital Heritage, Open Source, Digital Art, Digital preservation.

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