Time, Culture and Identity
Time, Culture and Identity
Time, Culture and Identity
The project Time, Culture and Identity took place from 1 December 2018 to 30 April 2020, run by the Science Museum Group and collections partner, The Palace Museum. It fostered creative and commercial collaboration between cultural partners and businesses in the UK and China by exploring the history of cultural and economic exchanges between the two nations through the lens of timekeeping.
The project brought together exquisite but rarely-seen clocks from the collection of The Palace Museum in Beijing via new digital experiences, which were co-designed by UK and Chinese creative businesses. By stimulating knowledge exchange and brokering commercial relationships between the UK and China, the project developed methods for cross-cultural approaches to connecting audiences with their scientific heritage.
The research outputs from the project are available here to view and download. Despite the museum’s best efforts, we are unable to make these PDF documents fully screen reader accessible
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Item type:Research report, UK-China Collaboration in the Creative Industries: Reflection and Lessons Learned(2020)Science Museum GroupThis report details the set of reflections and lessons learned for collaborative work in the museums and digital heritage sectors in the UK and China.4 1 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Research report, A Digital Exchange Workshop Summary Report(2020)Science Museum GroupThe Science Museum hosted a two-day workshop at the Institute for the History of Natural Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, on 9 and 10 October 2019. Digital experts from Britain and China joined creative discussions on how we can use digital technologies to bring objects to life and reflected on the challenges of digital interpretation of museum collections. This report provides a summary of the workshops, discussions and creative sessions.1 1