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#ThisDayThatYear #OnThisDay Delve into history's milestones! On May 5th, #Dummer proposed the integrated circuit concept. Explore more at the Computer History Museum. #TechHistory #IntegratedCircuit #ComputerScience #Nimblechapps #MobileAppDevelopment #WebsiteDevelopment

One of the most fascinating aspects of art is its ability to evoke different meanings and interpretations from the viewer. During my recent visit to the Didrichsen Art Museum , I came across a piece called "Dialogue" that really captured this essence. The analysis of the piece emphasized the idea that there is no way to not interpret what we see in art, and that this interpretation requires interaction between the viewer and the piece. Have you come across any pieces lately that have left you contemplating their meaning? #interpretation #dialogue

In one final dive into digital art history, this #ResearchSpotlight considers methods for analyzing metadata in digitized art archives through a museum case study. Read Lukas Fuchsgruber's journal article on CORE! https://buff.ly/4aXsrXu

What works works well in using arts and creativity as a means of addressing loneliness? How can this learning can be applied to other sectors and strands of work for improved community connection? Hear from Leonardo Bravo (The Museum of Modern Art) at Loneliness: The next five years and be part of this conversation: https://lnkd.in/esseZRBG

Update on the development of DarkSpaceDepot.com In game screenshot of the development of the art museum that is modernizing M.C. Escher's, Relativity.

Have you ever wondered how works of art make it into museums? Our very own Dr. Joanna M. Gohmann, object historian and provenance researcher, discusses the work that goes into unearthing and documenting the lives of objects: https://s.si.edu/3TW2TCW #SmithsonianAsianArt #Provenienzforschung #ProvenanceResearch #TagderProvenienzforschung

If your first instinct is to dismiss anonymous accounts like changethemuseum, please read E.Y. Zipris’s analysis. This is a prime example of what the museum field can learn from larger patterns, rather than attacking or belittling individual voices (anonymous or not).

1/2: Title: Echoes of the Past: Cognitive and Spiritual Influences from Museum Artifacts Q: How do museums curate artifacts to enhance both cognitive and spiritual experiences? A: Museums carefully curate exhibits to narrate a coherent story, often placing artifacts in context with detailed descriptions and thematic exhibitions. This curation enhances understanding and engagement, allowing visitors to not only learn but also to experience a deeper connection with the artifacts’ cultural and spiritual significance. In summary, museum artifacts significantly impact both the cognitive and spiritual aspects of human experience. They enhance memory and understanding through their historical and aesthetic value and connect individuals to a deeper, often spiritual narrative that transcends time and personal experience.

#sonicart #contemporaryart #ZERO #kyma #soundart 2024.02.04 Exhibition 0 1 at Museum EICAS: ZERO = language Nonversation Two video screens, each with an alphabetical circle. The circles are run through with so-called Brownian Walks. This is a way of randomly going down the letters as found phonetic objects. The letters are named on one side by Roland Kuit and on the other by artist Karin Schomaker. The trajectories of randomness can be followed in these circles. It is a process of discovering random synchronicity. That is where the found meaning lies. https://lnkd.in/eFUwCNyh