Oct. 28, 2015 PopUp Exhibition
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The Magnes | PopUp Exhibitions October 2015 JON VOSS ON THE POWER OF DIGITAL HISTORY 12pm-1pm Wednesday, October 28, 2015 The Magnes Auditorium, 2121 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94720 THE MAGNES COLLECTION OF JEWISH ART AND LIFE Jon Voss is the Strategic Partnerships Director at Shift, a non-profit that allows a global community of individuals to share historical documents. HistoryPin was created with initial support from Google (2011) and consists of a “web platform and a series of local volunteer led community projects that together increase local social capital and reduce social isolation”. Jon will explore the uses of HistoryPin and other Digital Humanities platforms for cultura l institutions, such as The Magnes, by capitalizing on Histor yPin’s partnerships around the world. ABOUT THE SERIES Each week, UC Berkeley faculty and students, visiting artists and other notable guests present brief lectures focused on selected treasures from the The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life. These “flash” exhibitions include the opportunity to view art and artifacts up close. Bring your own lunch, enjoy complimentary refreshments, and take part in an exciting learning program, free and open to the public. NEXT POPUP Novemeber 4: Mary Elings on Preserving Digital History
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Each week, UC Berkeley faculty and students, visiting artists and other notable guests present brief lectures focused on selected treasures from the The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life. These “flash exhibitions” include the opportunity to view art and artifacts up close. Bring your own lunch, enjoy complimentary refreshments, and take part in an exciting learning program.
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The Magnes | PopUp Exhibitions October 2015
The Magnes | PopUp Exhibitions October 2015
JON VOSS ON THE POWER OF DIGITAL HISTORY
12pm-1pmWednesday, October 28, 2015
The Magnes Auditorium, 2121 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94720
THE MAGNES COLLECTION OF JEWISH ART AND LIFEUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY2121 ALLSTON WAY, BERKELEY, CA 94720510.643.2526 MAGNES.BERKELEY.EDU
THE MAGNES COLLECTION OF JEWISH ART AND LIFEUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY2121 ALLSTON WAY, BERKELEY, CA 94720510.643.2526 MAGNES.BERKELEY.EDU
JON VOSS ON THE POWER OF DIGITAL HISTORY
12pm-1pmWednesday, October 28, 2015
The Magnes Auditorium, 2121 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94720
Jon Voss is the Strategic Partnerships Director at Shift, a non-profit that allows a global community of individuals to share historical documents. HistoryPin was created with initial support from Google (2011) and consists of a web platform and a series of local volunteer led community projects that together increase local social capital and reduce social isolation.
Jon will explore the uses of HistoryPin and other Digital Humanities platforms for cultural institutions, such as The Magnes, by capitalizing on HistoryPins partnerships around the world.
ABOUT THE SERIESEach week, UC Berkeley faculty and students, visiting artists and other notable guests present brief lectures focused on selected treasures from the The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life. These flash exhibitions include the opportunity to view art and artifacts up close. Bring your own lunch, enjoy complimentary refreshments, and take part in an exciting learning program, free and open to the public.
NEXT POPUPNovember 4: Mary Elings on Preserving Digital History
ABOUT THE SERIESEach week, UC Berkeley faculty and students, visiting artists and other notable guests present brief lectures focused on selected treasures from the The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life. These flash exhibitions include the opportunity to view art and artifacts up close. Bring your own lunch, enjoy complimentary refreshments, and take part in an exciting learning program, free and open to the public.
NEXT POPUPNovemeber 4: Mary Elings on Preserving Digital History
Jon Voss is the Strategic Partnerships Director at Shift, a non-profit that allows a global community of individuals to share historical documents. HistoryPin was created with initial support from Google (2011) and consists of a web platform and a series of local volunteer led community projects that together increase local social capital and reduce social isolation.
Jon will explore the uses of HistoryPin and other Digital Humanities platforms for cultural institutions, such as The Magnes, by capitalizing on HistoryPins partnerships around the world.
