Un-archiving - Revision history

Juliette at 12:53, 6 September 2023

2023-09-06T12:53:02Z

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	"Like the physical archive, information infrastructure is not innocent. It organizes attention, recommends how we enter a relation with knowledge, andstructures and provokes the repertoire of our thinking. An act of searching can’t be divorced from the tools we use and the intellectual environment thatinforms our investigation. And it is also borne out of diverse associations—imaginative acts that are no less real or important than the computational tech-niques or search aids we employ."		"Like the physical archive, information infrastructure is not innocent. It organizes attention, recommends how we enter a relation with knowledge, andstructures and provokes the repertoire of our thinking. An act of searching can’t be divorced from the tools we use and the intellectual environment thatinforms our investigation. And it is also borne out of diverse associations—imaginative acts that are no less real or important than the computational tech-niques or search aids we employ."


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	* Participants: 15/20 max		* Participants: 15/20 max
	* Requirements: there will be a repository to download some pre written code and specifications on libraries and dependencies to install here: https://github.com/MaddaGh/Un-archiving/tree/main/dig_arch_lifecycle		* Requirements: there will be a repository to download some pre written code and specifications on libraries and dependencies to install here: https://github.com/MaddaGh/Un-archiving/tree/main/dig_arch_lifecycle

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	==Bio==		==Bio==

Juliette at 12:48, 6 September 2023

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 Un-archiving is a child of the struggle for memory and the preservation of the present through reiteration and accumulation.
-Humans have a tendency to be serial accumulators of frames of the present: from greek ancient vases -a reiteration of painted objects of the same format that, precisely for its serial nature, was delivered into the future-, to our mobile phone galleries - filled with thousands of not-so-great pictures we take and soon forget ever existed. I can't count the amount of times I have lost my phone, in a way or another, and with it all the data and the pictures I had inside. But there was always some survivor: that one folder I had moved to the pc, that one picture I had sent to my friend, those selected one I uploaded on instagram. <3
+"Archives are as much places of dreams as they are places of documentation (and dust).  In what ways, then, do we build our thoughts around our databases and algorithms as we experience our most complicating, profound hopes and despondencies? How do we acknowledge that so much of  what we do comes from a sense of personal deficit, and in recognition that what we don’t have can still be given by us?"
-In this workshop, archives are seen as an attempt to organize, police and incarcerate the poetic chaos of accumulation and collectivization through which humans attempt at reproducing themselves across time.
-Our goal will be to try to create an un-archive, where we will put all the video material we want where the content, instead of being catalogued and pre-interpreted with metadata, is accessible randomly on a more poetic/serendipitous basis and users can freely describe and edit the content, creating more content by playing with the videos.
+—Carolyn Steedman (more or less)
 * Participants: 15/20 max
-* Requirements: there will be a repository to download some pre written code and specifications on libraries and dependencies to install here: https://github.com/MaddaGh/Un-archiving
+* Requirements: there will be a repository to download some pre written code and specifications on libraries and dependencies to install here: https://github.com/MaddaGh/Un-archiving/tree/main/dig_arch_lifecycle
 ==Bio==
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 I'm currently navigating in the intersections between Moving Image, Cultural Heritage, Semantic Web technologies and other digital wonders, all by trying to adopt a queer transfeminist perspective.
 I'm looking forward to hear your insights and suggestion about this workshop as it is in its developement process and I am also aiming at learning new tools and experiment more, in an horizontal way, rather than "delivering a lecture"! I hope it can be a fun time for everyone and an opportunity to collectively think about collective memory and what it means for us.

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Un-archiving is a child of the struggle for memory and the preservation of the present through reiteration and accumulation.

Humans have a tendency to be serial accumulators of frames of the present: from greek ancient vases -a reiteration of painted objects of the same format that, precisely for its serial nature, was delivered into the future-, to our mobile phone galleries - filled with thousands of not-so-great pictures we take and soon forget ever existed. I can't count the amount of times I have lost my phone, in a way or another, and with it all the data and the pictures I had inside. But there was always some survivor: that one folder I had moved to the pc, that one picture I had sent to my friend, those selected one I uploaded on instagram. <3
In this workshop, archives are seen as an attempt to organize, police and incarcerate the poetic chaos of accumulation and collectivization through which humans attempt at reproducing themselves across time.
Our goal will be to try to create an un-archive, where we will put all the video material we want where the content, instead of being catalogued and pre-interpreted with metadata, is accessible randomly on a more poetic/serendipitous basis and users can freely describe and edit the content, creating more content by playing with the videos.

* Participants: 15/20 max
* Requirements: there will be a repository to download some pre written code and specifications on libraries and dependencies to install here: https://github.com/MaddaGh/Un-archiving

==Bio==
Hello, I'm Maddalena and I am currently attending the MA course in Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge at Bologna University. Before that I studied literature and cinema.

I'm currently navigating in the intersections between Moving Image, Cultural Heritage, Semantic Web technologies and other digital wonders, all by trying to adopt a queer transfeminist perspective.
I'm looking forward to hear your insights and suggestion about this workshop as it is in its developement process and I am also aiming at learning new tools and experiment more, in an horizontal way, rather than "delivering a lecture"! I hope it can be a fun time for everyone and an opportunity to collectively think about collective memory and what it means for us.