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Reclaiming plaques for the people: art raids the archives
When people talk about historical plaques and markers, who should get one, why they matter and what they’re ultimately for; things can get heated. And not just because there’s very long waiting lists on most of the bigger plaque schemes … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Events
Tagged art, art projects, artists, census, community, cultural data, Danny Coope, E17 Art Trail, edmonton, local history, london, walthamstow
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Linked Open Data and Open Plaques
I’ve been quietly exploring the Linked Data world for some time, and thinking about how cultural heritage information might play in that space. On the face of it, we don’t have the type of information which is readily expressed as … Continue reading
Posted in Project information
Tagged British Museum, cultural data, cultural heritage, dbpedia, digital heritage, glam, linked data, linked open data, lod, lodlam, open data, RDF, semantic web, xml
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