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Temporary and distributed libraries, breaking boundaries, creating new resources

Temporary and distributed libraries, breaking boundaries, creating new resources
Temporary and distributed libraries, breaking boundaries, creating new resources
The central role of the library as a central cultural system is transforming into a still undefined new type of cultural body influenced by the spontaneous creation of different types of DIY libraries interconnecting at some point (or not) to the centralised library system. Libraries should evolve from their historical and “monumental ́ role, which delivers socially relevant services, into an extended, networked and shared infrastructure of knowledge, rivalling the online type of “instant ́ knowledge in facilitating social and cultural exchange. Two of the possible approaches to start this kind of process, which would be meant to open and socialise even more the library system, is to create “temporary libraries ́, in order to fill specific knowledge needs during cultural events becoming then permanent, and “distributed libraries”, in order to integrate relevant collections of specialised knowledge accumulated elsewhere in the traditional library system without structurally intervene in it.
511-514
Universidad de Caldas
Ludovico, Alessandro
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Jaramillo Arango, Julián
Bubarno, Andrés
Londoño, Felipe César Londoño
Mejía, G. Mauricio
Ludovico, Alessandro
3b5897e7-0cfa-4325-a36b-19df819e581f
Jaramillo Arango, Julián
Bubarno, Andrés
Londoño, Felipe César Londoño
Mejía, G. Mauricio

Ludovico, Alessandro (2017) Temporary and distributed libraries, breaking boundaries, creating new resources. Jaramillo Arango, Julián, Bubarno, Andrés, Londoño, Felipe César Londoño and Mejía, G. Mauricio (eds.) In ISEA2017 Manizales Bio-Creation and Peace: Proceedings of the 23rd International Symposium on Electronic Arts. Universidad de Caldas. pp. 511-514 .

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Abstract

The central role of the library as a central cultural system is transforming into a still undefined new type of cultural body influenced by the spontaneous creation of different types of DIY libraries interconnecting at some point (or not) to the centralised library system. Libraries should evolve from their historical and “monumental ́ role, which delivers socially relevant services, into an extended, networked and shared infrastructure of knowledge, rivalling the online type of “instant ́ knowledge in facilitating social and cultural exchange. Two of the possible approaches to start this kind of process, which would be meant to open and socialise even more the library system, is to create “temporary libraries ́, in order to fill specific knowledge needs during cultural events becoming then permanent, and “distributed libraries”, in order to integrate relevant collections of specialised knowledge accumulated elsewhere in the traditional library system without structurally intervene in it.

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Accepted/In Press date: 1 April 2016
Published date: June 2017
Venue - Dates: International Image Festival, Universidad de Caldas , Manizales, Colombia, 2017-06-11 - 2017-06-18
Organisations: Graphics, Fine Art & Media, Winchester School of Art

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Local EPrints ID: 410897
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/410897
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Date deposited: 09 Jun 2017 16:31
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 20:09

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Editor: Julián Jaramillo Arango
Editor: Andrés Bubarno
Editor: Felipe César Londoño Londoño
Editor: G. Mauricio Mejía

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