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Special Lecture

Digital storytelling through online live museum theatre: unveiling archives, communicating intangible heritage, Digital Storytelling Festival by Europeana

Online event
https://pretix.eu/Europeana-Foundation/DSF2024/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3d_aUc8wP6qjgrh_AoYjCkSAe72FE2x7axAlNDtIgf8dZDW6PGsU0jCwU_aem_ATq1FZ-g9KP8tsmwUb1Qyhd8ahOuCu1vcVzwkT36kKjQywF1rKcAn6kln5d_85fPKryCToAytfOoghKP0j9O4Mtm
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Thematic focus

  • Museums, Memorials and Exhibitions
  • Secondary Schools
  • Teacher Training
  • Digital Media in History Education
  • Inclusive History Education
  • Innovative Approaches
  • History of National Minorities
  • Histories of Wars and Warfare
  • Southern Europe
  • Northern America
  • 20th Century
  • Second World War
  • 1945-2000
  • 1945-1960

Language

English

Country

Netherlands

Address

Date

21 May 2024

Time

09:00 - 14:00

(GMT+01:00) Amsterdam

Description

In the framework of the Digital Storytelling Festival, organized by Europeana, I will present part of my research carried out thanks to the HISTOLAB Fellowship Programme. The presentation explores the intersection of digital storytelling and museum theatre in online live programs for cultural institutions. With a focus on interpreting archives and intangible heritage, it examines the potential of liveness and performativity in engaging remote audiences, through case studies of online live programs at the Museum of Greek Folk Musical Instruments and the Cultural Foundation of the National Bank of Greece.

Organiser

Europeana