Mon sosie a 2000 ans - Musée de la civilisation. Using Mia's new Divining Rod to discover your next favorite artwork is easy—creating it was not — Minneapolis Institute of Art. With its colored lights and uncanny vibrations, Mia’s Divining Rod appears to work the same way its ancient inspiration did in ostensibly helping people find fresh water—with a little magic.
In fact, the winning proposal of the third annual 2016 3M Art and Technology Award has an internal logic, powered by the kind of like/dislike feedback we’ve become accustomed to in online dating, shopping, and other aspects of digital life. Revealing the innards of the Divining Rod, which works on a like/dislike algorithm. #bibliotourisme #silkeborgbibliotekerne A partir de 18h, accès avec la carte. Dedans : 1 gardien jusqu'à 21h. L'Awesome Box ou comment hacker le système RFID d'une bibliothèque - Residence design d'architecture art retour ce soir #champslibres les questions que ça pose. #rdv4c.
Au Danemark, pas de bibliothèque sans café. Au café de la bibliothèque, chacun peut venir lire la presse, qui se trouve présentée soit directement dans le café (Restementervej à Copenhague) soit juste à coté dans les espaces décloisonnés (Aarhus).Le café d’Aarhus, accessible de l’intérieur comme de l’extérieur de DOK1, jouxte l'espace presse, ne désemplit pas !
Il est clair que l’ambiance construite à partir du mobilier et des propositions culinaires y est très importante. On y trouve de grandes tablées comme à la maison - avec des bougies ou des fleurs sur les tables par exemple- qui favorisent les rencontres entre les gens. On peut y bruncher le dimanche, y déjeuner sur le pouce voire même y dîner selon les endroits : salades, smorrebrod (sandwich), pâtisseries… Les cafés ne sont pas gérés directement par les bibltiohèques mais confiés en gérance.
Chaque café de bibliothèque a sa propre identité: Les cafés emploient souvent des personnes en difficultés. How a New Dutch Library Smashed Attendance Records. Facing declining visitors and uncertainty about what to do about it, library administrators in the new town of Almere in the Netherlands did something extraordinary.
They redesigned their libraries based on the changing needs and desires of library users and, in 2010, opened the Nieuwe Bibliotheek (New Library), a thriving community hub that looks more like a bookstore than a library. Guided by patron surveys, administrators tossed out traditional methods of library organization, turning to retail design and merchandising for inspiration. They now group books by areas of interest, combining fiction and nonfiction; they display books face-out to catch the eye of browsers; and they train staff members in marketing and customer service techniques. The Smithsonian's Cooper Hewitt: Finally, the Museum of the Future Is Here. Some things belong in a museum.
But at the Smithsonian's recently reopened museum of design, a team has been rethinking what a thing is in the first place. Tessellated smiley faces in the Cooper Hewitt’s “immersion room,” which projects decorative patterns on the wall and lets users design their own (Robinson Meyer/The Atlantic) Very soon, every visitor to the Cooper Hewitt, the Smithsonian’s recently reopened design museum, will receive a giant pen. Museums Seek to Lure, Then Lock In, Teenage Connoisseurs. Photo.
Jerry Saltz on the New Whitney Museum. How the Whitney might just solve the impossible problem of contemporary art.
Curatorial staff and art handlers placing artwork on the sixth floor for the inaugural exhibition,“America Is Hard to See.”Photograph by Nic Lehoux, Courtesy of the Whitney I’ve spent much of my life in and in love with museums. When I was 10 years old, there was no mention of art in my home. But then my mother began driving me from the suburbs to the Art Institute of Chicago. Museums See Different Virtues in Virtual Worlds. Photo LIKE vodka and fun-house mirrors and trips to Japan, the Internet can make you feel bigger than you are.
Museum Making. 65176-animer-la-bibliotheque-via-les-medias-sociaux.pdf. When the Art Is Watching You. One morning last week, a team of experts at New York’s Solomon R.
Guggenheim Museum searched for hidden spots in the rotunda to conceal tiny electronic transmitters. The devices will enable the museum to send messages about artworks to visitors via their smartphones while at the same time collect details about the comings and goings of those guests. KiiCS-Guide_Science%20Gallery.pdf. Louvre pour tous sur Twitter : "La culture de l'interdit est oppressante dans les musées À quand un permis de voir ? #NePas...
SFMOMA’s Art Game Laboratory: Real-Life Mad Science Experiments in Visitor Engagement. Erica Gangsei, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, USA www.sfmoma.org/artgamelab Abstract ArtGameLab is an interactive exhibition of crowd-sourced game prototypes that opened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on January 15, 2012.
The exhibition engages the museum’s community to invent games that test out new ways of experiencing the museum, and is populated by five responses to an open call for game designs. The exhibition also provides ongoing opportunities for continued community dialogue about games—through online channels, onsite visitor feedback mechanisms, and live programming focused on games. The mini-workshop connected with this paper will provide hands-on opportunities to play the five games that are part of ArtGameLab. Keywords: games, community, crowdsourcing, analog/digital, audience interaction, prototyping. Le PrehistoPiano : une approche sensorielle de la préhistoire. #ArcheoArt. @NHM_London is full of old fossils, but we have robots, a Spitfire and ancient poisons. Boom! #AskACurator.
En quatre jours, le @SFMOMA a reçu plus de 12 000 SMS en échange d'une oeuvre d'art #musee #social. So we put our T. rex on Tinder… - MuseumNext. By Ryan Dodge Teddy is your average T. rex, loud, hungry (#palaeodiet), fossilized, and he loves a good movie theme song.
But what is he doing on Tinder? Well let me explain because there is a very good reason. Friday Night LiveWe have a popular event that we run at the museum 18 times per year in two seasons called Friday Night Live (#FNLROM). We’ve been running the event since 2012 and in the early days we were usually very busy on social media pre, during, and post events. Selon une légende, les oursons naîtraient informes. C’est leur mère qui les façonnerait en les léchant. D'où l'expression ours mal léché !