The purpose of this poster is to provide insight into the processes involved in creating an interdisciplinary online exhibition focused on a unique chapter of Canadian history from World War I. The exhibition focuses on the Colebourn Family Archive comprising digitized photographs and ephemera of Canadian soldier and veterinarian Harry Colebourn (1887–1947) who purchased a pet bear named Winnie...

Alwena H. Morgan, Vincent Dioszeghy, Benjamin H. Maskrey, Christopher P. Thomas, Stephen R. Clark, Sara A. Mathie, Clare M. Lloyd, Hartmut Kühn, Nicholas Topley, Barbara C. Coles, Philip R. Taylor, Simon A. Jones, and Valerie B. O’Donnell From the Department of Medical Biochemistry and Immunology, Tenovus Building, Heath Park, School of Medicine, Cardiff University, Cardiff CF14 4XN, United Kin...

This paper presents a practice research project based at The Curzon Community Cinema, Clevedon, UK. Working closely with the cinema to develop a locative or context-aware heritage application for the iPhone, the project aims to enhance the Curzon’s new Heritage Lottery Funded exhibition, enabling visitors to gain further insight into the building, projection equipment and the history of cinema ...

Informed by object-oriented and relational perspectives on space, this article argues for morecomplex accounts of architectural and urban problématiques. Starting from Isabelle Stengers’distinction between la ville complexe and la ville compliquée, it discusses the 2010 exhibition“Building for Brussels. Architecture and Urban Transformation in Europe” (BOZAR, Centre ofFine Arts ...

The Courtauld Gallery occupies a unique position in central London as a university art museum and key facilitator for collaborative opportunities between research academics and curatorial practitioners. Given the context of the gallery as an institution housed within a building not purpose-built for the function of exhibition, the ways in which the gallery space acts as a directive on visitors’...

Last spring -May 8, to be exact the Smithsonian Institution launched its first online exhibition, Ocean Planet, which examines the importance of oceans in our lives and which urges visitors to treat this resource with care. Based on an installation developed by the Institution's Traveling Exhibition Service, Ocean Planet is already scheduled to visit eleven cities by the year 2000. Even so, mos...

Bluetooth enabled devices are potentially vulnerable against passive tracking attacks because of their unique and invariant device address. The contribution of this paper is the exploration of tracking vulnerability of Bluetooth devices. We implemented BlueTrack, a tracking system based on off-the-shelf components. We tested our system at two sites, at a university building with several lecture...

"More Than A Craze" is an online exhibition consisting of 46 photographs of New Zealand's early digital games scene, in the 1980s. The exhibition includes the work of some of New Zealand's best known documentary photographers – Ans Westra, Christopher Matthews, Robin Morrison – with images from the archives of Wellington's Evening Post and Auckland's Fairfax newspapers. These photographers capt...

After a diaspora lasting three years, the Wellcome Institute has been reunited under the roof of 183 Euston Road, in the refurbished Wellcome Building. The Library is still located on the second and third floors, with its reading room a central feature. The Library has expanded, however, with more open shelving for its reference collection and modern printed books, and a separate area (The Poyn...