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![“Cultural spaces (…) are asylums for culture – which is what gives
meaning to our individual and collective lives – and permanent
laboratories where new forms of political participation and self-
organization are experimented with.
EU policies [should] value culture as a tool to give people – and
particularly disadvantaged ones – powers of expression and
decision-making able to truly change everyone’s living conditions.
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De Tullio, Cultural Spaces as Drivers for Participation. Towards a European Participatory Guarantee System for Commons, in
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Making Common Sense with our Shared Cultural Heritage
The document emphasizes the role of cultural spaces, particularly museums, in enhancing political participation and self-organization within communities. It details various initiatives by the National Gallery of Denmark to democratize art access and foster creativity, including community workshops, online resources, and collaborative projects aimed at diverse groups. The call to action includes establishing policies that strengthen public access to cultural heritage and support communal engagement.
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- 1. msa@smk.dk @msanderhoff Making COMMON SENSE withour shared cultural heritage Common Sense, Antwerp 6 December 2022
- 3. New obligations forGLAMs in a digitized society
- 4. “Cultural spaces (…)are asylums for culture – which is what gives meaning to our individual and collective lives – and permanent laboratories where new forms of political participation and self- organization are experimented with. EU policies [should] value culture as a tool to give people – and particularly disadvantaged ones – powers of expression and decision-making able to truly change everyone’s living conditions. “ De Tullio, Cultural Spaces as Drivers for Participation. Towards a European Participatory Guarantee System for Commons, in Volont, Leister, Gielen (ed.), The Rise of the Common City, ASP editions 2022
- 5. National Gallery ofDenmark Western art from 1300 to present day 260,000 artworks 66 % in public domain
- 6. We want tobe a catalyst of users’ creativity SMK’s first digital strategy 2008
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- 8. “Through encounters withthe art, SMK paves the way for experiences and bold conversations that include more – and more diverse – citizens. SMK wants to build and strengthen communities where we, as humans, can reflect on our own being, on each other, and the world we are all part of. “
- 9. The museum asa platform for cultural democracy Our online collection is a key resource open.smk.dk
- 11. Increased democratic searchability throughAI and machine learning
- 17. SMK’s collection 3Dscanned by volunteers at Scan The World
- 18. + 38,000 imagesand scans
- 19. Facilitating diverse users’ needsand purposes
- 20. SMK KOM Community ofpeople from all over the world who want to learn Danish or help others practice their language skills Weekly meetups at the museum since 2017-22, online during Covid19 lockdowns Conversations centered around ‘the common third’ – the art
- 21. SMK Fridays Monthly eveningevents Free entrance for all Turn the museum into an experimental cross-cultural lab
- 22. Collage workshop atSMK Fridays November 2019
- 23. We at SMK Onlineforum for young people with cancer Creative exercises based in SMK artworks Sharing experiences based in the common third Partnership with PS! - a writers school for mentally vulnerable
- 24. Asger Jorn, modificationof a drawing by Renoir, 1948-49, SMK “I experienced that there is a forum for people like me, and that you can use a museum in different ways. We at SMK made us get active.” Emma, participant
- 25. Art and Culturefor All Creative workshop at summer camps for socially disadvantaged families Workshop and tour of SMK for the families Children’s Workshop in-a-bag to take home 150 children and their parents participated in 2021 Reaching families who don’t normally relate to museums
- 26. Young People’s ArtLabs Community of young people Weekly meetups at SMK Creative interventions based in the collection
- 27. SKYEN Redesign of injection room incentral Cph
- 28. Co-creation between artpilots and users of Skyen
- 29. From sterile anonymity toownership and sensemaking with non-users of museums
- 30. Taboo workshop Make theinvisible visible
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- 32. Workshop focus ondialogue, collaboration and process
- 33. Wiki Labs Culture Monthlymeetups physical and virtual Co-creation of an open knowledge source Volunteers and heritage professionals collaborate as peers
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- 46. How can weget more cultural spaces to be platforms for political participation, self-organization and sense-making?
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- 50. Cultural spaces for participationand sense-making that inspire our work
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- 55. We need strongpolicies that defend the rights of the public and increase access and participation
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- 58. Article 14 statesthat faithful reproductions of works of visual art which are in the public domain must stay in the public domain.
- 62. Bedankt voor hetwoord msa@smk.dk @msanderhoff Common Sense, Antwerp 6 December 2022