Whitney Trettien
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Category Archives: digital cultural heritage
Coal Powered Computers
Tweet It’s Spring-Winter time and I’m back in Umeå catching up with HUMlab and the BildMuseet, celebrating the Easter Witches. About to finish Gibson and Sterling’s classic Steam Punk novel ‘The Difference Engine’ which imagines a Victorian age of steam … Continue reading
Critical feedback on website needed!
Tweet Hi everyone out there. I am reviewing this website Gallipoli, The first day, a 3D documentary site about the WW1 ANZAC landing at Gallipoli, on 25 April 1915 for a major journal and would like to ask for your … Continue reading
Exhibiting History: The Digital Future
Tweet I attended a seminar by HUMlab postdoc fellow Paul Arthur in the History Department here at Umeå University this week. It was an extremely interesting session and as it is not, to my knowledge, being represented anywhere online, and … Continue reading
Open Source Embroidery
Tweet Last weekend I went to Ele’s opening of the Open Source Embroidery exhibition at Bildmuseet. It was so wonderfully put together, and the performance by Yusra Warsama, Jason Singh and David Littler was great. If I understand correctly that … Continue reading
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Cory Doctorow – Privacy: Is it Time for A Revolution?
Tweet Check out this very interesting video of sci-fi writer, blogger and tech activist Cory Doctorow‘s talk: Privacy: Is it time for a revolution? (you have to click here because of the limitations of the wordpress MU we use. Maybe … Continue reading
Html Lapptäcke
Tweet Hej, I’m Ele Carpenter, and I’m one of the new Research Fellows at HUMlab. I’m here for a year to develop the Open Source Embroidery project in partnership with HUMlab and the Art School at Umea University. The project … Continue reading
