Press Images for ARCHES Project
Please find hereafter freely available press images for the ARCHES project, and do not hesitate to contact us for photo credits or high-res scans, at press@arches-project.eu.
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The painting “The Bird Thief” by Pieter Bruegel the Elder & the gesture-controlled multimedia guide with the accompanying tactile relief. Photo: Sabine Gruber / ARCHES
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ARCHES research group Vienna. The participant Stefan Musil leads the group through the Antique Collection of the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Photo: Sabine Gruber / ARCHES
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ARCHES research group Vienna. The participant Sigrid Kundela (to the right) explains Benvenuto Cellini’s famous Saliera to the Consortium members. Photo: Sabine Gruber / ARCHES
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Developing and testing technology for tablets, and tactile maps, in the Vienna research group. Photo: Sabine Gruber / ARCHES
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A joint presentation of the ARCHES project to the general public, by disabled researchers and museum experts, in Madrid. Photo: ARCHES
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ARCHES Workshop at the Musei Capitolini in Rome: Sovrintendente Maria Vittoria Marini Clarelli shares her views on accessibility with the participants. Photo: ARCHES
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ARCHES Workshop at the Museo Lázaro Galdiano in Madrid. Disabled researchers lead a group of museum specialists through the collections. Photo: ARCHES
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ARCHES presentation at the KHM Vienna. Participants testing the tactile reliefs. Photo: Sabine Gruber / ARCHES
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ARCHES Workshop at the Musei Capitolini in Rome. Moritz Neumüller presents the interactive multimedia guide. Photo: ARCHES
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ARCHES Workshop at the Musei Capitolini in Rome. Participants experience the tactile reliefs. Photo: ARCHES
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Tactile relief of Noche fría y espesa. (ARCHES Workshop at the Musei Capitolini in Rome) Photo: ARCHES
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Barry Ginley, Accessibility Officer at the V&A museum shows the games. “This is the first time I can play a game on a portable device since I lost my sight 25 years ago”. Photo: ARCHES