Report examining strategies and approaches for deepening audience engagement with digitally mediated cultural heritage, by means of case studies, interviews, and a survey of the literature and Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAM) institutional documentation.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement n° 612789.
Research Documents
D8.4 International Conference Proceedings – Amsterdam
Proceedings of the Final RICHES International Conference, “Identity Matters”, which took place in Amsterdam on 14 and 15 April 2016.
Read More →D7.3 Public-Private Partnership Guidelines for CH
Report introducing Public-Private Partnerships for cultural heritage, identifying the main fields of implementation, the working models and the actors involved, as well as the respective benefits and challenges of such a partnership. It provides recommendations based on the lessons learned during the project.
Read More →D8.5 Cultural Heritage in a Changing World
Report describing the methodology statement of the development of the book entitled Cultural Heritage in a Changing World. The central purpose of this collection of essays is to make a creative addition to the debates surrounding the cultural heritage domain.
Read More →D7.2 Online resources for living heritage
This document provides an overview of the toolkit that has been developed for cultural heritage professionals to define their co-creation strategy. The kit allows cultural heritage professionals to flesh out their ambition towards co-creation in terms of stakeholders, aims, and long term planning, before delving into the detail of the project. The kit facilitates a structured brainstorm with the internal team, before engaging with external stakeholders.
Read More →D4.3 Structures for community and territorial cohesion
Report examining the role of cultural heritage in relation to community and territorial cohesion It focuses on how cultural heritage resources can be deployed in the construction of localised and spatially defined communities, and, where relevant, it examines the ways in which digital technology is being used in this process.
Read More →D5.2 Place-making, promotion and commodification of CH resources
Report examining whether locations have coherent strategies to appeal to consumers using cultural resources and attributes such as place promotion, product and quality. Analysis focuses on the contemporary influences and contribution of digital technologies in the exploitation of cultural heritage.
Read More →Managing Art Projects with Societal Impact
Managing art projects with societal impact is about creating and managing the power of art projects to change individuals and societies. This book offers insights, tools and case studies to explain how to influences and to raise your own reflections and new questions. Funded with the generous financial aid of the European Commission, through the Lifelong-Learning project 540176-LLP-1-2013-1-EE -ERASMUS-EQR, this book is freely distributed in its online version (293 pages with conceptual discussions, methods and case studies).
Read More →D4.2 Good practices and methods for co-creation
Report presenting an overview of exemplary and inspirational co-creation cases that have been developed inside and outside of the RICHES project. Drawing upon the case studies, the deliverable suggests a number of guiding principles when preparing a co-creative project within heritage institutions.
Read More →D5.4 CH Best Practice in the Digital Economy
Report addressing one the most important issues for the future of cultural heritage: experimentation and innovation in digital technology in a time of social and technological change. The deliverable offers an insight into CH best practice in the digital economy through collaborative interdisciplinary projects that engage CH institutions with academic research institutions.
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