As a late closure of my trilogy of #musetech events in Copenhagen I want to give a short comment on the seminar ”critique of digital reason” (hashtag #digcrit), November 7th 2014, at the Danish art gallery Statens Museum for Kunst, where four international speakers presented their views on digital developments in the cultural sector (find part 1 of my series … >>>
Last week I had three interesting days with focus on modern technologies and digital tendencies in museums. This is a short sum-up of day 1; summaries of day 2 and 3 following soon. One of the first Danish tweet-ups: a practical example of digital tendencies in museums Danish #musesocial project #hintme is a platform for sharing thoughts on art works … >>>
The sun was shining on the historical graveyard Assistens Kirkegård in Copenhagen. People were doing yoga next to exotic trees and old gravestones, drinking their Friday beer with friends or just enjoying the sun – and I was walking with my smartphone, following the “poet’s path” and tweeting about it. I wasn’t alone as people from Germany, the Netherlands and … >>>
I am going to “invade” a churchyard. Actually, the word “invade” does not fit the event I plan. I want to stroll slowly and quietly, with my smartphone in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other hand through Copenhagen’s most famous churchyard: Assistens kirkegaard. My walk won’t be as lonely as it sounds, because 1) if you … >>>