GLOBALLY CONNECTING
NEW MEDIA ART ARCHIVES
Progress, Goals and Challenges
GLOBALLY CONNECTING
NEW MEDIA ART ARCHIVES
Progress, Goals and Challenges
FILE ARCHIVE is a FILE initiative that aims to make available and share its collection and bring together 23 years of achievements.
Throughout its history, FILE has built a unique collection; having held 53 exhibitions and exhibited more than 8,000 national and international works of artists from more
than 48 countries.
PHISICAL ARCHIVE
Digital Repository in numbers
YEARS | COLLECTIONS | ITEMS | METADATA / FILTERS | TAXONOMIES |
9 years 2014-2022 Cataloged, inventoried, and inputted at the repository | 8 individual collection Including artwoks, participants, events, venues, publication & media, educational activities and phisical archive | 3400+ individual items inputted | Selection of filters and metadata configured for each collection. | 26 taxonomies with their respective terms, controlled language for data input |
Digital Repository in numbers
CHALLENGES AND LEARNED LESSONS
FILE ARCHIVE and its collaboration with the Brazilian Wiki movement to improve the database system and create entries for artists on Wikipedia.
Wikimedia Commons and FILE Festival
Wiki + FILE:
Wikipedia
GLAM
EDIT-A-THON PROPOSAL
We are excited to announce a new addition to our program: an edit-a-thon on the first day of the FILE 2023 São Paulo event, on July 05th-, 2023.
This edit-a-thon is a Marathon of Editions in Wikipedia, where we will work together to improve articles about artists from all over the world who have attended previous editions of FILE.
workshop@file.org.br
Participation:
EDIT-A-THON PROPOSAL
FILEALIVE / ARQUIVOVIVO PROJECT,
supported by EDITAL PROAC EXPRESSO LAB
Doctoral research project “ARQUIVO VIVO”,
by Paula Perissinotto | Post Graduate Program in Visual Arts at the University of São Paulo (PPGAV-USP) under the guidance of Professor Silvia Laurentiz.
Consulting in Informational Architecture and Software: Luciana Martins | Percebe, research, consulting
and educational training
Instagram | Twitter:
@filefestival
TAINACAN Project Coordination: Dalton Martins
Administrative and Financial Management Coordination:
Fabiana Krepel
Graphic Design: Bruna Mayer