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Installations are Reanimating Cultural Heritage in Sierra Leone at University College London
Short video installations and large-scale photos in a two-site show at UCL following a three-year project participated in by the British Museum and the Sierra Leone National Museum.
Jewish Museum targets global audience with Jewish Britain: A History in 50 Objects
As part of a Europe-wide project to highlight Jewish heritage, London's Jewish Museum has launched a new website where you can admire some of its finest exhibits.
Your Paintings website publishes more than half of UK's oil paintings in six months
Your Paintings, the ambitious scheme aiming to create an online database of every publicly-owned oil painting in the UK, has added more than 40,000 works since June 2011.
The National Museum of Computing enjoys tablet resurrection of BBC Domesday Project
25 years after the BBC launched the Domesday Project to digitise public photos and text mapping out the UK, the Bletchley Park venue plays host to Domesday Reloaded.
S[edition] aims to inspire through digital art
Mat Collishaw, Michael Craig-Martin and Tracey Emin are among the artists contributing to a "revolutionary digital platform" which will offer users the chance to buy bespoke works created......
Imperial War Museum commemorates Armistice Day by releasing photos of WWI dead on Flickr
The Imperial War Museum has launched a new initiative through the social networking and photo sharing site Flickr that aims to put faces to the names on WWI memorials.
Parliament Week 2011: Jeremy McIlwaine on the Conservative Party Archive
The Conservative Party Archive man tells Culture24 about Margaret Thatcher's party political broadcasts and the posters assuring voters of a happy life under the party's rule.
Scottish Ten project team heads to India to digitally record historic site in 3D
The Scottish team digitally documenting Scotland’s five UNESCO World Heritage Sites has taken its 3D film expertise to Rani Ki Vav Stepwell in India.
Teenagers to decide laws as Parliament’s Education Service launches MyUK adventure
An online game will allow youngsters to wield power across the country in an innovative Parliament scheme aiming to engage pupils with government.
Brighton Digital Festival inspires month of innovation
Brighton's digital festival offers interactive heists, flights to the sun, subsonic submarines and blockbuster films during an innovative month-long programme.
Southwell Workhouse correspondence now online at National Archives
Thanks to a joint venture between the National Trust and the National Archives, a fresh perspective on the lives of Victorian unfortunates has been revealed.
Bodleian Library seals first Jane Austen manuscript at hotly-contested auction
The correction-littered first draft of Austen’s unfinished The Watsons will become one of the earliest surviving novels on display in Britain as it heads to Oxford.
Social Archive One: An Economic Forecast of Shoreditch at Rivington Place
The first stage in a three-year project that aims to map the fallout from the economic crisis in London's Olympic boroughs is being showcased at Rvington Place.
New mobile website helps walkers discover the mysteries of Rock Art in Northumberland
A new mobile website has been developed to help walkers find Neolithic and Bronze Age rock art in Northumberland.
Scottish Ten 3-D scanning team reveal first laser images from St Kilda
A team from the Scottish Ten digital preservation project are recording the World Heritage Site of St Kilda.
