Cultural projects

Technology to help culture circulate.

Portals, digital content and technology support for cultural projects. A digital presence designed around their stories, their audiences and the daily work of those who publish.

Painting of a yellow wheat field with cypresses, mountains in the background and swirling clouds.
Art in an open collection: Vincent van Gogh, Wheat Field with Cypresses, 1889. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public domain / CC0.

Possibilities

The project finds a place online.

The solution starts with the cultural proposal and the available content. These possibilities help define what makes sense to build.

  1. A place to present

    Pages to bring together an initiative's proposal, programme, participants or information, according to its scope.

  2. Content that can evolve

    Organization of text, images and other materials, with an editing and publishing routine suited to those responsible for the project.

  3. Paths for the audience

    Navigation, finding information and content presentation designed for different screens and access needs.

Editorial approach

Every story has a context.

Technology helps organize and present content. The cultural proposal, the selection of materials and editorial decisions remain with those responsible for the project.

  1. Identify

    List materials, authorship, credits and permissions for use.

  2. Organize

    Define pages, relationships between content and editing responsibilities.

  3. Present

    Work on readability, images, navigation and access across different devices.

  4. Publish and maintain

    Define review, updates and continuity according to the agreed scope.

Scope of work

Technology support, from design to delivery.

Portal architecture, development, digital content organization and publishing guidance may form part of the work. Responsibilities and the materials needed are defined together.

The work presented here is technological. Fundraising, legal advice and artistic curation require their own professionals and agreements.

Getting started

Frequently asked questions.

Does the project need to be a collection?

No. The structure can serve to present an initiative, a programme or a set of content. The cultural proposal guides the choice.

Who selects the text and images?

Those responsible for the project define the content and its permissions. Technology support organizes its presentation and the agreed publishing workflow.

Does the cultural page already offer a ready-made platform?

There is no single package in this presentation. Pages, functions and operating conditions are defined based on each project's needs.

Contact

What story does your project want to share?

Present the initiative, the audience and the materials you already have. This helps shape a digital presence that is consistent with the project.

Describe the project without including confidential information.

Contact

How you would like to be addressed.

Enter an email address for replies.

Describe the problem and what you would like to assess. Do not include confidential information.

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