Born in 2012, Invasioni Digitali aims to stimulate active participation in cultural heritage by the citizens of each country.
Promoting culture, the beauty of the territories and history through the use of the internet and social media are the founding objectives. To date we have organized more than 2000 events in Europe, Australia, United States, India, Brazil, with more than 50,000 participants in person and thousands online.
Since 2012 we have been dealing with Proximity Tourism
Join us and register to attend the ALL DIGITAL Summit 2021 – Digital Skills and Tools for a Better World. The ALL DIGITAL Summit is the annual meeting point of all our members and stakeholders: non-profit organisations, libraries and networks of digital competence centres that...
Digital Aperitivo with Europeana on Social Media Culture these days has moved to the web, but museums, theatres, libraries, galleries, archives and places of culture would prefer to share their beauty more directly, as do culture lovers around the world. So that we can bring culture...
Museums have experienced unprecedented economic and social consequences in the last few weeks due to the coronavirus. To better understand the status quo and what might come next, NEMO launched a survey to map COVID-19’s impact on the museum sector. The results are in and...
The advent of 3D technology is bringing new opportunities for the cultural heritage sector, offering innovative ways to provide access to heritage for education, tourism, research and enjoyment. However, it also throws up new challenges – how best to embrace 3D given access to new...
BlogPost by Peter Soemers Up to holidays? Or at least to nice long summer days? We invite you to share on social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) historical photographs of your favorite summer destination, your preferred airlines, railway stations, landscapes, cities, sports events – whatever you...
We will have to wait for 2019 but the news is confirmed: an exhibition in the Vatican dedicated to Andy Warhol! It will be held in San Pietro, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the opening of the Andy Warhol museum in Pittsburgh. The works...
SAVE THE DATE: May 15-16 as part of the European Year of Cultural Heritage, the EuropeanaTech conference will take place on the “ss Rotterdam” in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Register your interest and get an invite to purchase your ticket as soon as the Early Bird tickets are available....
We are working on the organization of an event dedicated to all professionals in the sector of the cultural heritage.
#Liberiamolacultura (#FreeCulture) is the hashtag we chose for the first edition of Digital Invasions.
The “digital invasion” arrived to Gianfranco Fedrigoni Foundation, European Institute of Paper Historians and Paper Sciences (Istocarta) which has its headquarters in the Historical Archive of Miliani Paper Mills in Fabriano (AN).
The “digital invasion” arrived to Gianfranco Fedrigoni Foundation, European Institute of Paper Historians and Paper Sciences (ISTOCARTA) which has its headquarters in the Historical Archive of Miliani Paper Mills in Fabriano (AN).
It’s already over, “Invasioni Digitali”, the week of digital cultural revolution which we already called out to some time ago to support this museum movement also here in Germany.
“No knowledge, although excellent and healthy, give me joy if I learn it for myself. If you grant me the wisdom with this limitation, to hold it closed on me, refusing to spread it, I’ll reject it” – Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
After the great success of the very first edition of the Digital White Night, held in july 2013, the Invasioni Digitali team and Insopportabile are together again!
Being self referential is never a good idea so we’ve decided to let others tell you what the digital invasions are!
Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa The cultural sector has always been facing the great challenge of building its audience, but the digital shift changed radically how cultural heritage is made, disseminated, distributed, accessed, consumed and monetised. One of the most important revolutions is that visitors’ role...
