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The essay analyses conceptual models, open practices and applied frameworks of linked data in con... more The essay analyses conceptual models, open practices and applied frameworks of linked data in connection to digital cultural heritage. Following a data-centered approach, it reviews linked data working models and metadata schemas focusing on Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH), a topic with limited contributions in academic literature so far. The essay includes innovative examples and discussions on open data standards, challenges and new concepts for future research on the topic.
in Dalila Honorato and Andreas Giannakoulopoulos (eds.) Taboo-Transgression-Transcendence in Art & Science 2017 Conference Proceedings, Corfu: Ionian University - Department of Audio & Visual Arts, 2018
The essay aims to bring forward the ongoing interdisciplinary collaboration of artist‒writer Poly... more The essay aims to bring forward the ongoing interdisciplinary collaboration of artist‒writer Poly Kasda and professor of artificial intelligence John Kontos, who marked the beginning of the art theory and artificial intelligence discourse in Greece in the mid 80's, based on an original research.
To this end, the essay outlines three projects of Kasda‒Kontos collaboration in the course of 30 years, which marked their cross-disciplinary research:
● The film documentary 'The Adventures of the Eye' by Poly Kasda (1986)
● Kasda's book publication 'The Conscious Eye: Art – Perception – Informatics' (1988)
● Kasda–Kontos' joint book publication 'Artificial Intelligence Professor John Kontos needles Poly Kasda's “Conscious Eye”: Perception – Consciousness – Diegesis – Discovery – Creativity' (2015)
Conference Presentations by Mariana Ziku
Perceptions of Evil in the fields of Theodicy, Linguistics, Morality, Symbolism, Visual Narrative... more Perceptions of Evil in the fields of Theodicy, Linguistics, Morality, Symbolism, Visual Narratives and Psychology, where various debates and beliefs have built a respective written tradition upon the understanding and interpretation of Evil, in relation to the Grimm Tales and their illustrations.
Biennale of Western Balkans by Mariana Ziku
Tradition anew! Biennale of Western Balkans, 2020
The first catalogue publication of the Biennale of Western Balkans and the initiation of its publ... more The first catalogue publication of the Biennale of Western Balkans and the initiation of its publication by the History of Art Laboratory, School of Fine Arts in the University of Ioannina, Greece.
The catalogue includes curatorial texts from the exhibitions, conferences and events that took place in October 2018 in Ioannina, as well as reflections and documentation by artists, participants, volunteers and organisers. It has been published in English and is available in digital format under an open license (CC BY-SA 4.0), uploaded to the open-access repository Zenodo. In addition, you can access the Biennale's 2018 stationery, including booklets, posters, banners and invitations in the following link www.bowb.org
The illustrations and catalogue layout have been designed by Markos Karellas and Christos Kotsinis. The publication has been realised with the support of the School of Fine Arts, University of Ioannina and the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports.
We warmly thank everyone taking part in the publication and invite you all to check it out and experience tradition anew once again.
Books by Mariana Ziku
This publication addresses open science and participatory research dimensions (e.g. citizen scien... more This publication addresses open science and participatory research dimensions (e.g. citizen science, crowdsourcing) in the field of cultural heritage, by emphasising the role higher education institutions can play.
Some of the questions this study tackles are:
• How can universities act as citizen science incubators?
• How to connect civic engagement with open science?
• How to move towards active public engagement models in scholarly research, all with an application in the cultural heritage field?
The study maps the infrastructures, digital tools and typologies which enable the active involvement of citizens in scientific knowledge co-creation, identifying 110 international cases, refined to 25 European-based practices. The study also documents obstacles and pitfalls in design, implementation, assessment and sustainability at HEIs and stakeholder groups they collaborate with. The study includes a set of visual representations (infographics) of the performance of HEIs in citizen engagement in the cultural heritage sector.
Cite as:
Zourou, K. & Ziku, M. (2022). Citizen Enhanced Open Science in Cultural Heritage - Review and analysis of practices in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6875125.
Pluriverse Publications, 2021
The zine publication documents "Art Pluriverse", an annual community science series initiated by ... more The zine publication documents "Art Pluriverse", an annual community science series initiated by the Biennale of Western Balkans in 2020 as part of its year-round programme, in connection with the History of Art Laboratory, School of Fine Arts, University of Ioannina in Greece. Art Pluriverse aims to uplift intangible cultural heritage through community science, by engaging communities and the public in co-creative research in close collaboration with artists and researchers. Drawing on art, intangible cultural heritage and open knowledge, the programme foregrounds communities that safeguard local practices, by documenting their artistic heritage and traditional knowledge through open, educative and participatory methods. The collaborative process leads to the co-creation of research-based art and the development of digital community archives based on open-access principles, envisioning an Art Pluriverse for collectively experiencing and sharing tradition anew.
The essay analyses conceptual models, open practices and applied frameworks of linked data in con... more The essay analyses conceptual models, open practices and applied frameworks of linked data in connection to digital cultural heritage. Following a data-centered approach, it reviews linked data working models and metadata schemas focusing on Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH), a topic with limited contributions in academic literature so far. The essay includes innovative examples and discussions on open data standards, challenges and new concepts for future research on the topic.
in Dalila Honorato and Andreas Giannakoulopoulos (eds.) Taboo-Transgression-Transcendence in Art & Science 2017 Conference Proceedings, Corfu: Ionian University - Department of Audio & Visual Arts, 2018
The essay aims to bring forward the ongoing interdisciplinary collaboration of artist‒writer Poly... more The essay aims to bring forward the ongoing interdisciplinary collaboration of artist‒writer Poly Kasda and professor of artificial intelligence John Kontos, who marked the beginning of the art theory and artificial intelligence discourse in Greece in the mid 80's, based on an original research.
To this end, the essay outlines three projects of Kasda‒Kontos collaboration in the course of 30 years, which marked their cross-disciplinary research:
● The film documentary 'The Adventures of the Eye' by Poly Kasda (1986)
● Kasda's book publication 'The Conscious Eye: Art – Perception – Informatics' (1988)
● Kasda–Kontos' joint book publication 'Artificial Intelligence Professor John Kontos needles Poly Kasda's “Conscious Eye”: Perception – Consciousness – Diegesis – Discovery – Creativity' (2015)
Perceptions of Evil in the fields of Theodicy, Linguistics, Morality, Symbolism, Visual Narrative... more Perceptions of Evil in the fields of Theodicy, Linguistics, Morality, Symbolism, Visual Narratives and Psychology, where various debates and beliefs have built a respective written tradition upon the understanding and interpretation of Evil, in relation to the Grimm Tales and their illustrations.
Tradition anew! Biennale of Western Balkans, 2020
The first catalogue publication of the Biennale of Western Balkans and the initiation of its publ... more The first catalogue publication of the Biennale of Western Balkans and the initiation of its publication by the History of Art Laboratory, School of Fine Arts in the University of Ioannina, Greece.
The catalogue includes curatorial texts from the exhibitions, conferences and events that took place in October 2018 in Ioannina, as well as reflections and documentation by artists, participants, volunteers and organisers. It has been published in English and is available in digital format under an open license (CC BY-SA 4.0), uploaded to the open-access repository Zenodo. In addition, you can access the Biennale's 2018 stationery, including booklets, posters, banners and invitations in the following link www.bowb.org
The illustrations and catalogue layout have been designed by Markos Karellas and Christos Kotsinis. The publication has been realised with the support of the School of Fine Arts, University of Ioannina and the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports.
We warmly thank everyone taking part in the publication and invite you all to check it out and experience tradition anew once again.
This publication addresses open science and participatory research dimensions (e.g. citizen scien... more This publication addresses open science and participatory research dimensions (e.g. citizen science, crowdsourcing) in the field of cultural heritage, by emphasising the role higher education institutions can play.
Some of the questions this study tackles are:
• How can universities act as citizen science incubators?
• How to connect civic engagement with open science?
• How to move towards active public engagement models in scholarly research, all with an application in the cultural heritage field?
The study maps the infrastructures, digital tools and typologies which enable the active involvement of citizens in scientific knowledge co-creation, identifying 110 international cases, refined to 25 European-based practices. The study also documents obstacles and pitfalls in design, implementation, assessment and sustainability at HEIs and stakeholder groups they collaborate with. The study includes a set of visual representations (infographics) of the performance of HEIs in citizen engagement in the cultural heritage sector.
Cite as:
Zourou, K. & Ziku, M. (2022). Citizen Enhanced Open Science in Cultural Heritage - Review and analysis of practices in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6875125.
Pluriverse Publications, 2021
The zine publication documents "Art Pluriverse", an annual community science series initiated by ... more The zine publication documents "Art Pluriverse", an annual community science series initiated by the Biennale of Western Balkans in 2020 as part of its year-round programme, in connection with the History of Art Laboratory, School of Fine Arts, University of Ioannina in Greece. Art Pluriverse aims to uplift intangible cultural heritage through community science, by engaging communities and the public in co-creative research in close collaboration with artists and researchers. Drawing on art, intangible cultural heritage and open knowledge, the programme foregrounds communities that safeguard local practices, by documenting their artistic heritage and traditional knowledge through open, educative and participatory methods. The collaborative process leads to the co-creation of research-based art and the development of digital community archives based on open-access principles, envisioning an Art Pluriverse for collectively experiencing and sharing tradition anew.