Publications - Display At Your Own Risk

Display At Your Own Risk.pdf

The following essays provide a range of perspectives on the various issues explored by the exhibition. These include, for example: the property status of digital surrogates; open access norms and digital collections; copyright exceptions across borders; and, the relevance of risk-based approaches to copyright compliance for both cultural institutions and the general public.

These essays are licensed under a Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0 licence. This means you can make use of these essays for any purpose, as long as you credit the author. When making use of these essays, please cite as follows: [Author, Title, in Andrea Wallace and Ronan Deazley, eds, Display At Your Own Risk: An experimental exhibition of digital cultural heritage, 2016.].

The complete DAYOR open access exhibition publication, which includes all of these essays and a catalogue of the works, will be available here for download on 26 April 2016.

Essays

Andrea Wallace and Ronan Deazley, Introduction to Display At Your Own Risk: An experimental exhibition of digital cultural heritage

Andrea Wallace, Exhibition Methodology

Simon Tanner, Open GLAM: The Rewards (and Some Risks) of Digital Sharing for the Public Good

Megan Rae Blakely, GLAMourising Intangible Cultural Heritage: When Technology, Copyright, and
Cultural Institutions Meet

Liz Neely, Creating Culture By, With and For the Public

Fred Saunderson, An Institutional Perspective of Digitization

Victoria Stobo, Risky Business: Copyright and Making Collections Available Online

Kerry Patterson, Can I Just Google That? Orphan Works and Image Recognition Tools

Paul Torremans, Copyright Infringement, Exceptions and Limitations and Access to Shared
Cultural Heritage Across Borders

Pauline McBride, Cultural Institutions and Website Use Restrictions: Contract or No Contract?

Lubna El-Gendi, Authorship in the Twenty-First Century: Artist vs. Institution?