Abstract
This paper outlines the collaborative development of a catalogue of moving images and new media art using the Dublin Core as a starting point. Conventional methodologies are superceded by the need to accommodate a culture of information sharing and the uncertainties of rapidly evolving technologies. Multiple inputs and outputs create unexpected points of resistance where the borders of a new cultural organisation are defined by the extent to which its Application Profile is deployed.
The full text of this article is available as a PDF.
Download PDFArticle details
- Published
- Section
- Full Papers
- Published in
- DC-2001--Tokyo Proceedings
- License
- CC BY 4.0 · open access
- Download
- Download PDF
Indexed in
Described in Dublin Core
This article's metadata, in the vocabulary these proceedings are about.
- dcterms:title
- Collaborative Cataloguing of Moving Images and New Media Art Works
- dcterms:creator
- Pockley, Simon
- Cavanagh, Emily
- dcterms:date
- 2001-10-24
- dcterms:identifier
- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952106495
- dcterms:subject
- DC-2001
- moving images
- new media
- Dublin Core
- collaborative cataloguing
- application profile
- dcterms:isPartOf
- DC-2001--Tokyo Proceedings
- dcterms:publisher
- Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
- dcterms:type
- Text
- dcterms:language
- en
- dcterms:rights
- CC BY 4.0