We are happy to present our program for the workshop in Rome! PARTICIPATORY PRACTICES FOR MUSEUMS A workshop on accessibility and technology in the cultural field Date: 9. 10. 2019 Venue: University Roma TRE & Musei Capitolini Program: 10.00-13.00: MORNING SESSION, University Roma TRE, Roma
We are happy to present our program for the workshops in Slovenia and Croatia, in collaboration with the EU-funded project COME-IN. PARTICIPATORY PRACTICES FOR MUSEUMS A workshop on accessibility and technology in the cultural field Date: 25. 9. 2019 Venue: Info center Monfort (former warehouses of salt),
Join us in our endeavor to create museums for all! In order to reach museum professionals throughout Europe, we have selected museums in Germany, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia and France for our workshop program. The aim of the workshops is to enable practitioners in museums to work
Great news! We have finished two videos on ARCHES and are proud to present them to you. In the first video, our British Sign Language avatar explains how ARCHES works. You can download the spoken text and a short description of the video as a
We are proud and happy to inform about the big success of our first ARCHES dissemination workshop in Madrid, the first in a series of events to disseminate the results of a three-year research within the framework of the ARCHES project. The visit to the
ARCHES has just published two important papers that show how we can better understand the needs of visitors with disabilities and include them in museums and other cultural spaces. Published on 3rd May 2019 by in the Routledge Studies in Cultural Heritage series, two chapters
The ARCHES project is mentioned and described in the chapter “Classical philosophies on blindness and cross-modal transfer, 1688–2003” by Simon Hayhoe, of the seminal publication “The Routledge Handbook of Visual Impairment“, edited by John Ravenscroft, published in March 2019 by Routledge ISBN 9781138085411 (hardback) | ISBN 9781315111353 (ebook) ISBN:
The Vienna groups’ achievements have been covered by the Austrian Television. Congratulations! https://wien.orf.at/news/stories/2967169/ (in German, but with some nice pictures)
Enjoy our Christmas Card, from the ARCHES group Vienna! We all wish you relaxing days with your beloved ones and a Happy New Year!
Yesterday, we started shooting interviews with participants of the research groups, as well as our working process in the museums, and interviews with the team. Now we are preparing an edited version and raw clips for TV, online and agencies. Thank you to MisterNilson Producciones, and the