Events

Seminar cancelled Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control, Professor Hendery’s seminar has had to be cancelled. Arts Digital Lab Seminar Digital Humanities approaches to digitising, repatriating and exploring an historical Australian colonial archive Associate Professor Rachel Hendery, University of Western Sydney Over 100 years ago First Peoples in Australia… Read More »Arts Digital Lab Seminar: Digital Humanities approaches to digitising, repatriating and exploring an historical Australian colonial archive

Arts Digital Lab Seminar Unrolling a Sanskrit Scroll Sahana Cidambi, Aditya Jha, Clemency Montelle One of the more unusual, and thus noteworthy, acquisitions of the University of Canterbury library in their South Asian collections is an 18th century Sanskrit astrological scroll that is between 6 and 7 meters long.  This… Read More »Arts Digital Lab Seminar: Unrolling a Sanskrit Scroll

What new forms of storytelling are possible when we use computers to generate and curate narratives? From the strict causal logic of plots and conflict models and the dreamlike free-association found in fairytales and modernist fiction to the endless possibilities of dramatic events emerging from large scale social simulations, this… Read More »Narrative Systems and Simulated Storyworlds

Do you need permission to film a mural? Who owns the copyright for Popper’s passport photo? How do you get a photo into Wikipedia? Is museum taxidermy art, and can you legally photograph it? What is copyfraud? New Zealand Wikipedian at Large Dr Mike Dickison will talk about how we… Read More »From Popper to Ruby Jones: image copyrights in the age of Wikipedia

If you’ve ever wanted to know how Wikipedia works and how to edit it, come along to this practical workshop organised by the NZ Wikipedian at Large, Dr Mike Dickison. There’ll be a one-hour talk and tutorial to begin, followed by an afternoon of hands-on editing. Bring a laptop. Date:… Read More »Workshop: Hands-on Wikipedia

Did you hear about the young farmer from Dannevirke who got his name added to a Wikipedia list of mythical Japanese monsters, and it ended up appearing in a board game? Stories like this make it seem like Wikipedia’s easy to vandalise; how much can we trust it? How do… Read More »How To Vandalise Wikipedia – a talk by NZ Wikipedian at Large,17 May 2019

When: Thursday, 15th November, 3-4pm Where: Spark Place, Community Level 1, Tūranga Join us for a seminar on Red Zone Stories, an app developed by the UC Arts Digital Lab to record and share community stories about past and possible future spaces in the Residential Red Zone. In this session… Read More »Digital Humanities Meetup: Red Zone Stories