by Maida Gruden, an art historian, curator at Students’ City Cultural Centre, Belgrade, coordinator of the project ‘They: Live’ – student lives revealed through context-based art practices
The international project ‘They: Live’ – student lives revealed through context-based art practices explores the student life on campuses from the end of World War 2 to present day in Belgrade and Novi Sad (Serbia), Zagreb and Rijeka (Croatia), Madrid (Spain) and Podgorica (Montenegro). During residential stays in student campuses, artists, together with curators, will develop art projects directly with students, using archive photo and audio materials on student life from 1945 to present day, collected from former and current residents of student campuses and stored on the collaborative digital platform Topotheque. Contemporary Art and Archives weiterlesen →
by Tatjana Hölzl, ICARUS – International Centre for Archival Research
Would you like to be the co-creator of a European Archives online exhibition? Would you like to be part of an international summer camp in Hungary?
If you are between 15 and 18 years old and you are a high school student, you can participate in our multimedia contest “Young Digital Treasures” which is open now!
Die Archivschule Marburg – Hochschule für Archivwissenschaft – ist seit 1949 die zentrale verwaltungsinterne Ausbildungseinrichtung des deutschen Archivwesens[1]. Seit1994 ist sie eine selbständige Einrichtung des Landes Hessen. Sie unterhält die größte archivwissenschaftliche Fachbibliothek im deutschsprachigen Raum.
The common weblog of the International Centre for Archival Research (ICARUS) and The European Branch of the International Council on Archives (EURBICA)