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During the last episode of Hacking Heritage Labs we looked at the technological foundations of the Digital City. In this edition, we will look at how we can present the outcome of the digital heritage project.
We go looking for ways to preserve technological architecture in a form in which it does not lose its historical context. How to keep the stratification of a technology for the future? And how do you retain the context of these different layers of the future? In addition, we examine not only the different aspects have to be documented, but at what point do you start it. Is it possible to program sustainable?
The speakers and programme of this third Hacking Heritage programme will be announced soon.
This project is a collaboration between the Amsterdam Museum, the Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision, the University of Amsterdam and Waag.
