Congruence Engine Exhibit - Visit the Past
Name
2025-03-30_CEVisit_the_past_exhibitionfilm_FINAL.mov
Description
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Size
107.74 MB
Format
Video Quicktime
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Resource type
Video
Creator (Person)
Craddock, Paul
Murphy Barton, Cal
Date published
March 30, 2025
Abstract
The Congruence Engine was a three-year research project that started in November 2021 and ended early 2025. It investigated the potential of social and digital techniques (including AI) in connecting industrial heritage collections held by museums, archives and heritage organisations across the UK. It is one of five ‘Discovery Projects’ funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council under the ‘Towards a National Collection’ funding stream.
The project was revealed in its first exhibit at the Discovery Museum, Newcastle (showing October 2023-February 2024). The exhibit comprised four short films (an introduction to the project, and then a film each about three of our detailed investigations), which are all available here to view and download.
Material/media
Video
Duration
1 minute 27 seconds
Creator (organisation)
CommonFilms
Project(s)
Congruence Engine
Funder
| Funder name | Awards |
Arts and Humanities Research Council | |
Publisher
Science Museum Group
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In Copyright