Off to the Cloud: Interview with Lorenz Widmaier
Source: Angelika Frey Have we become immortal thanks to digitization? Is there a survival in this “cultural machine”? POEM Fellow Lorenz Widmaier discussed these and
Source: Angelika Frey Have we become immortal thanks to digitization? Is there a survival in this “cultural machine”? POEM Fellow Lorenz Widmaier discussed these and
POEM Fellow Lorenz Widmaier was a guest on the ARD programme “livenachneun” in German TV and spoke about digital legacies. You can watch the full
Memory practices are changing due to digitization. Nowadays just a few people are placing obituaries in local newspapers. Instead, some relatives continue to write the deceased
In the past few months, museums around the world have engaged in rapid response collecting to preserve the truth about how we are living through
POEM Fellow Susanne Boersma talked about repatriation of museum objects as part of a student assignment in the module “Producing Arts in Society” at the University of
POEM Fellow Asnath Paula Kambunga was featured with her exhibition in Windhoek by the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC). The exhibition focuses on youth’s everyday experiences of
The POEM film introduces the questions and ideas central to the POEM project, which started in October 2018. The project seeks to find out what
Whether positive experiences like sporting events or negative catastrophes, how do we commemorate things, as individuals or collectively? This is one of the questions at
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