INDIGO in Belgrade
On the 4th of October, INDIGO was present at the VRHeritage – Virtual Reality, Heritage and Graffiti conference. This gathering took place in the European House (Evropska kuća) in Belgrade…
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INDIGO in Stockholm
On the 23rd of September, INDIGO was present on the graffiti workshop Tagging Heritage: Unlocking the Potential of the Graffiti Collections at The National Library of Sweden in Stockholm. The…
Benjamin successfully defends his PhD
It is always a pleasure to see students thrive in academic projects, and few milestones are as meaningful as completing a doctoral thesis. Today, our valued INDIGO colleague Benjamin Wild…
Graffiti Literature Database version 1.2 is out
During the INDIGO project, graffiti-related literature (with their PDF, if available) was collected in a closed-source Citavi and an open-source Zotero database. However, even after the project ended in August…
INDIGO accomplishes addition of new IPTC vocabulary term
The IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council) releases almost every year an update of the Photo Metadata Standard, a widely accepted standard for storing nontechnical information about images. In the standard’s…
Graffiti Literature Database version 1.1 is out
During the INDIGO project, graffiti-related literature (with their PDF, if available) was collected in a closed-source Citavi and an open-source Zotero database. However, even after the project ended in August…
INDIGO 2.0 project proposal submitted
The Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) announced the second Heritage Science Austria project call in November 2024. Since INDIGO was funded via the first Heritage Science Austria project call, a prolongation…
INDIGO final report accepted
Today, the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) announced that INDIGO’s final project report has been accepted by international reviewers. This acceptance signifies that the research conducted during the 2-year INDIGO…
newsletters
Since October 2021, project INDIGO has been releasing a weekly (sometimes two-weekly) newsletter. Their aim is to announce the three most essential events of the upcoming week, while also summarising three relevant events of the week that passed.
All newsletters are displayed below. They are PDF documents with hyperlinks to meeting reports (if available) and a location in Google Maps when one is mentioned in the caption of the central graffiti photo. INDIGO puts these newsletters and meeting reports online to promote academic transparency.
