Main themes, Hybrid Lab 2:
1) accumulating data related to cultural heritage
2) the creation of artefacts related to cultural heritage.
Workshop Design ( Facilitation )
** 2.12. workshop session **
We sit in a roundcircle and say briefly your name, associative context and about which leg you think you stand on, and why. If both or contested you can say why. We will try to mix up people of both legs & complicated others into groups of 4-5.
You will in your smaller ‘safer’ group of 4 tell about your project to each other which didn’t work out as planned (failed). There are 3 legs this time, although maybe more.
Technical/data sustainability; Social/human sustainability; Material/ecological sustainability.
One person in the group will tell, one person in the group will listen, one person in the group will act as scribe, and one person in the group will make a mind/relationship map accordingly.
Each person will have about 30 mins each to tell, and there can be a little pause in between each for a breath of fresh air. As the teller changes other persons can change roles also.
Conversation with details, reflecting on making things better for the future in each case. Robert & Raul will be able to go round the groups and listen in, give consultation if desired.
** 3.12. workshop session **
Individually concentrate on each own narrative, that is shared as a short presentation in the post-lunch period.
Your presentation at the last session will be short – 5–8mins – which aims to tell concisely a narrative about your project which is not only a PR-tale, funding pitch or necessarily good-reportage. Essentially it would be an honest, down-to-earth and open description a reflected nuance of its strengths and failure(s), which despite this offers some hope for you/us in the future.
Documentation:
1) 5-8 min telling of your narrative related to a failed process/project on topic. This will be recorded as a video-clip but not published without your permission.
Requesting the following:
2) We ask for 3 independent images about what you share with us. PNG format preferably (jpg is ok, but we prefer png). At least 1000x horizontally. Archive them together into a ZIP or RAR folder and send via email, or share a download link.
3) 200 word abstract which summarizes what you shared with us. It is up to you if you wish to detail names or projects.