hudsonsmith iskouk09 jun2010

andrew hudson-smith

ralph barthel

ben blundell

martin de-jode

tales of things:

archiving and viewing

the cultural heritage of

everything

Seeing is Believing: New Technologies for

Cultural Heritage : June 9th 2010

what if memories

could be ‘added’ to

objects?

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Outreach:

Alzheimers Group’s;

Sporting Events;

Museums;

British Library;

Heritage;

Galleries;

The ‘Crowd’...

TOTeM - Featured Artist @ FutureEverything

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Inordinate Fondness

Hamer Dodds and Richard

Bracken’s exhibition opens today (7

June until 25 June 2010) at Wolfson

College, Univeristy of Oxford.

Dodds will be linking to the

talesofthings website using QR

codes alongside some of his

pieces, will post images here as

they come in.

QRCode/RFID Art?

Edinburgh Film Festival QRCode Movie

Participation in Heritage

Hands on;

Two-Way;

Learning Opportunities;

Social/Community Memory;

Any Size (50Ft Outside);

Thought Provoking...

First Paper:

M/C Journal, Vol. 13, No. 1 (2010) - 'cohesion'

Tagging is Connecting: Shared Object Memories as

Channels for Sociocultural Cohesion

Kerstin Leder, Angelina Karpovich, Maria Burke, Chris Speed, Andrew Hudson-

Smith, Simone O'Callaghan, Morna Simpson, Ralph Barthel, Ben Blundell, Martin

De Jode, Clare Lee, Arthi Manohar, Duncan Shingleton, Jane Macdonald

Free of Charge

Supported by the EPSRC

Open API

Custom iPhone Apps

AudioBoo Integration

Geographic Tagging

Quick and Easy

Sustainable

andrew hudson-smith - asmith@geog.ucl.ac.uk

Seeing is Believing: New Technologies for

Cultural Heritage : June 9th 2010

talesofthings.com:

any objects, any media,

anywhere - its a

memory thing.