Social media on touch screens, Norwegian Maritime Museum 2011, CONTACT, University of Oslo
Avesta Works, Large scale interactive exhibition of the old blasting iron works in Avesta, Sweden. By the Interactive Institute 2003 (photo the Interactive Institute).
Hamsun-museum, Hamarøy Norway
Gokstadboat-project, use of mobilecamera to engage youths, Vikingshipmuseum, RENAME/ENCODE University of Oslo, 2007
Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, MULTIMO Research team explores urban touch screens, 2005
ABBA Media Jukebox at Musik/teatermuseet, Stockholm, 2010 (photo David Berner).
Visitors engage with cameraphones, Vikingshipmuseum Oslo, 2007
Electro Bacchanalia Peepbox, brings old master paintings to life through sound and moving images. By the Interactive Institute, 2007 (photo David Berner).
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Exploring Petter Dass in digital resources, Petter Dass museum, Alstadhaug, Snøhetta/Hybris, Norway
Jüdisches Museum Berlin
Akerselva Digitalt, social platform for urban industrial heritage, Norwegian Museum of Science Technology and Medicine & CONTACT/University of Oslo, Oslo 2011-2012.
Touch of Kandinsky - Interactive carpet bringing a Kandinsky motif to life through custom composed sound at the Stockholm City Museum. By the Interactive Institute (photo David Berner)
Gokstadboat-project, laboratory exhibition with mobile technology and sesorbased zones, RENAME/ENCODE University of Oslo 2008.
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Magic Book Scroll at Stockholm City Museum by SICS. (photo David Berner)
Old Master Paintbrushes, a cabinet with a set of interactive brushes revealing different layers of the Mona Lisa painting. By Evoking Spaces and the Interactive Institute. (photo David Berner).
Old Master Paintbrushes, Mona Lisa in the Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition at Science Centre Singapore, 2009. By Evoking Spaces and the Interactive Institute. (photo David Berner).
Hong Kong is a nexus of culture and design initiatives with a burgeoning recognition of cultural heritage, and is actively seeking to expand its field of influence, to garner and support cultural heritage throughout the Asian region. In 2006, Hong Kong hosted a seminal conference initiative called New Heritage: Beyond Verisimilitude , concerning new theory for digital cultural heritage. NODEM in Hong Kong again takes up the challenges initiated by New Heritage to create expanded and transdisciplinary visions for cultural activity and heritage interpretation using digital techniques. The proposed theme for NODEM Hong Kong is Digital Intangible Heritage, supported by Digital Intangible Heritage of Asia (DIHA).
Visit conference site here.
A chronological presentation of current and archived activities in NODEM. Read the latest here.
Presentations of upcoming and past conferences. Next up is the Hong Kong symposium.
View past conferences here.
Knowledge, Innovation, and Commercialising Knots for design research within digital heritage. Visit section here.
Presentations of research and development projects in NODEM. Focusing on ICT in museums, mobile learning and virtuality. Visit section here.
