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22/06/2016

Common Ground (1944)

Common Ground (1944)

As the war rages in Europe, allies of Britain keep their cultures alive in their National Houses. Find out more information about this title at britishcouncil.org/film.

21/06/2016

TIME/IMAGE (@time_image) posted a photo on Twitter

I'm hanging out at #ahrccommons @britishlibrary stand today, representing @poetic_places. Come say hi! https://t.co/xS3QlOa4RO

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19/06/2016

National Archives UK on Twitter

The #steamjam happening in York now sounds great. Wish we were there! https://t.co/sHj98UmAak

“The Great Steampunk Game Jam begins @YorkFestofIdeas. 32 hours to make games inspired by the archive https://t.co/DY0mO87V7X #steamjam”

17/06/2016

V&A · National work

Retweeted Arran Rees (@arranjrees):

Look at our fancy new map showing the national activity of the @V_and_A #museums https://t.co/FBed8nEH5B

We want the V&A to matter to more people and to inspire them wherever they live. We are committed to providing the best possible physical and intellectual access to all our collections and expertise throughout the UK, as well as at South Kensington and the V&A Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green. H...

17/06/2016

Bulletin of the History of Archaeology

Retweeted Sara Perry (@ArchaeologistSP):

Looking to publish? Bulletin of the History of Archaeology @bhajournal seeks papers for its 2016 #openaccess volume https://t.co/PqAzIgtl6K

The Bulletin of the History of Archaeology (BHA) was inaugurated nearly 19 years ago as a forum to exchange research, information on on-going projects, and resources solely devoted to the history of archaeology. Since that time it has become global in its reach and interests, but retains its focus o...

06/06/2016

Carl Robert Keyes on Twitter

Retweeted Matt Shaw (@_MattShaw):

If only all conference programmes were like this https://t.co/XtpiEPPEvy

“Adverts 250 Project: In Which the Author Encounters a Series of Material Texts https://t.co/WzXD16iD8P”

06/06/2016

Common Ground

Retweeted The AHRC Commons (@ahrccommons):

Registration for our first national event is now open! Attend Common Ground in York on 21st June by registering at https://t.co/RKUtecnlB1

Common Ground at the Ron Cooke Hub, University of York Tuesday 21st June 2016 On Midsummer’s Eve, hundreds of members of the AHRC Commons will gather at the first ever event of its kind. The Common Ground gathering will enable ideas and skills to be exchanged, new collaborations to be forged, networ...

03/06/2016

Booking | DiGRA FDG Conference 2016

Retweeted DiGRA-FDG2016 (@digra_fdg2016):

The Early Bird Discount to save money on your ticket for the DiGRA & FDG Conference 2016 ends tomorrow! Register now https://t.co/0rbgwC99P9

At the same time as you register for the conference, you will be given the opportunity to register for the conference social events. Check the social events programme for details.

03/06/2016

British Museum (@britishmuseum) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted British Museum (@britishmuseum):

Explore the full range of objects on @Sketchfab that you can now download and print in 3D! https://t.co/X3VDi5rndG https://t.co/7wzO7xCL0x

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01/06/2016

Sarah Cole on Twitter

Retweeted Sarah Cole (@iRNY):

Catching the Flying Scotsman at Redhill. 😄 https://t.co/ngpDkAOxFc

“Catching the Flying Scotsman at Redhill. 😄 https://t.co/ngpDkAOxFc”

01/06/2016

Open Culture (@openculture) posted a photo on Twitter

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British Library Digitizes 300 Literary Treasures from 20th Century Authors: Woolf, Joyce... https://t.co/wCCH4NpsfW https://t.co/4qm4zMN0qv

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01/06/2016

Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn):

The London to Paris sleeper coaches travelled on board the cross-channel Night ferry. https://t.co/NLz5gXmtK3 https://t.co/4VsEs2B4P8

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01/06/2016

Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn):

Before @Eurostar, from 1936, there was a cross-channel train service.
The "Night Ferry": London Victoria to Paris. https://t.co/x4dj2UOTcX

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31/05/2016

Retweeted Lotte Belice (@lottebelice):

[email protected]: besides mobile tour, ppl go to Wikipedia during visit. So: as a museum make sure Wikipedia info is good #rijksmobile #yaassss

26/05/2016

Open Culture (@openculture) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted Open Culture (@openculture):

Get 80,000 Free Audio Recordings from The British Library’s Sounds Archive: Music & more. https://t.co/iHyxqqCUet https://t.co/cSMuFsGumL

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26/05/2016

Museums Computer Grp (@ukmcg) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted Museums Computer Grp (@ukmcg):

Learnt something about storytelling that transformed the museum experience, or sparked #musetech understanding? https://t.co/w3F9GBFs1A

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23/05/2016

Digital Re-Enchantment: Place, Writing & Technology

Join us on 23rd June as we explore 'Digital Re-Enchantment: Place, Writing & Technology': https://t.co/JuB6P1V8th

Digital Re-enchantment: Place, Writing & Technology Date: Saturday 11th June 2016 Time: 10.30am – 5.00pm Location: Nightingale Centre, Great Hucklow SK17 8RH Tickets: £20 (Catering/lunch and some transport included) In Landmarks (2015) the celebrated landscape writer, Robert Macfarlane, expresses hi...

23/05/2016

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Let's talk about heritage and games: https://t.co/6G9585ymZZ

23/05/2016

Open Culture (@openculture) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted Open Culture (@openculture):

Smithsonian Digitizes & Lets You Download 40,000 Works of Asian and American Art https://t.co/wVy18FB2Xt https://t.co/IKtJJcIx3s

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20/05/2016

Digital Re-Enchantment: Place, Writing & Technology

Retweeted HSSR (@mmu_hssr):

Digital Re-Enchantment: Place, Writing & Technology, featuring @iRNY @time_image @poetic_places @LongBarrowPress
https://t.co/VcybzhB2uG

Digital Re-enchantment: Place, Writing & Technology Date: Saturday 11th June 2016 Time: 10.30am – 5.00pm Location: Nightingale Centre, Great Hucklow SK17 8RH Tickets: £20 (Catering/lunch and some transport included) In Landmarks (2015) the celebrated landscape writer, Robert Macfarlane, expresses hi...

20/05/2016

xkcd (@xkcd_rss) posted a photo on Twitter

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Digital Data https://t.co/A9Bh2rrTcE https://t.co/8scLHPUCXc

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19/05/2016

Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn):

"Escalator to OUTER SPACE and SKY"
Sign rescued from the 1951 Festival of Britain's Dome of Discovery https://t.co/q5fC0kD7nx

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19/05/2016

Retweeted Ayshea Buksh (@AysheaBuksh):

BREAKING: #BritishMuseum @britishmuseum forced to close because of environmental #protest by @GreenpeaceUK .

19/05/2016

Retweeted Caffeine Jones (@M_Fkill):

I'm at #MandHShow later talking about Making A.V and digital hardware work in museums. Come and say hello, happy to answer any questions

16/05/2016

Beautiful early 1860s wet plate collodion portrait of lady #2

Retweeted James Morley (@PhotosOfThePast):

I shouldn't have favourites, but this beautiful early 1860s wet plate collodion portrait is a treasured possession https://t.co/eoigcIWV07

Stunning, stunning, stunning! I usually wait for other people's comments and opinions, but this has to be my favourite discovery in a long long time. It came to me in a very mixed batch of glass plate negatives bought at auction, but most others were early 20th century. But as soon as I saw this pai...

13/05/2016

History In Pictures (@HistoryInPics) posted a photo on Twitter

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Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, Everest, 1953. Photograph by Alfred Gregory. https://t.co/U3OfWrLco3

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11/05/2016

Archiving Tomorrow 2016 | Fees and registration

Retweeted Archiving Tomorrow (@Archiving2mro):

https://t.co/1D2sV91hJJ EARLY BIRD RATES end May 13th 2016. Book now to avoid disappointment. Rate for all post the deadline will be €350

Archiving Tomorrow 2016 is an international conference covering aspects of media archiving and restoration discussing the revolution that is the transitional period between Film and Digital

06/05/2016

Great stuff from #MCGprojects today! We're enjoying it vicariously via the hashtag. :)

06/05/2016

Graham Davies (@gd76) posted a photo on Twitter

Retweeted Graham Davies (@gd76):

York's Hospitium. Gorgeous venue for today's @ukmcg #mcgprojects https://t.co/Pyh5F01SWS

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04/05/2016

A New App Illuminates the Hidden Histories of Everyday Places | The Creators Project

Retweeted NY Obscura Society (@nyobscura):

We love this new app @poetic_places by @britishlibrary and @time_image We want it in #NYC! https://t.co/QJ16YHSheG

'Poetic Places' uses geolocation to hit you up when you happen across a place described or recorded in literature, poetry, and paintings.

01/05/2016

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Retweeted Poetic Places (@poetic_places):

We've set up a page for Poetic Places so that we can tell you about updates on even more platforms! :) https://t.co/U5bDPFuhjb

01/05/2016

Poetic Places

Here's our latest project!

Poetic Places is a free app for iOS and Android devices and the main outcome of a collaboration between Sarah Cole of TIME/IMAGE and the British Library.

Poetic Places brings poetic depictions of places into the everyday world, helping you to encounter poems and literature in the locations described, accompanied by audiovisual materials drawn from archive collections.

Utilising geolocation services and push notifications, Poetic Places can let you know when you stumble across a place depicted in verse. Alternatively, you can browse the poems and places as a source of inspiration without travelling.

We've started with London-based content but we're planning to feature all sorts of places from all over the world. You can help us by sending us suggestions!

Poetic Places aspires to give a renewed sense of place, to bring together writings and paintings and sounds to mean more than they do alone, and to bring literature into your everyday life in unexpected moments.

Poetic Places brings poetic depictions of places into the everyday world, helping you to discover literature, history, and art.

01/05/2016

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28/04/2016

A New App Illuminates the Hidden Histories of Everyday Places | The Creators Project

Retweeted Ladbury PR (@LadburyPR):

Don't miss @iRNY @Cworksldn Festival tomorrow, grt. article here by @stewart23rd on @CreatorsProject https://t.co/PboyRM6UJu

'Poetic Places' uses geolocation to hit you up when you happen across a place described or recorded in literature, poetry, and paintings.

26/04/2016

Poetic Places

Retweeted Creativeworks London (@Cworksldn):

Join the Poetic Places team @time_image @britishlibrary for demo! #CWLfestival https://t.co/5RH6iURFWE https://t.co/DSW3CI3dnD

14.30 - 15.30, Friday 29th April 2016 Room K018 - Ground Floor, King's College London This session is part of the Creativeworks London Festival. A full list of CWL Festival sessions can be found here. Poetic Places is a new and free mobile app for iOS and Android, produced in collaboration between S…