SERVICES & PROJECTS
Mediakunst op Wikipedia
Initiatiefnemer LIMA en de projectpartners Wikimedia Nederland, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Van Abbemuseum, Frans Hals Museum en de Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed (RCE) hebben een tweeledige visie met dit project.
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LI-MA celebrates her 10th anniversary
A milestone certainly worth commemorating, we are excited to announce that throughout this year, LI-MA celebrates with a 10 Year Anniversary Programme including screening events, Transformation Digital Art 2023 symposium, workshops, the launch of a brand new visual identity and much more.
Transformation Digital Art 2023
Transformation Digital Art is LI-MA’s annual symposium for knowledge exchange and reflection on digital art conservation. Artists, institutions, scholars and students will present inspiring practices and strategies. The on-site symposium in Amsterdam also offers an excellent opportunity to (re-)connect with other professionals in the field.
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LI-MA Presents: New Work
In this edition of LI-MA Presents: New Work, the artists give the floor to a broad range of special protagonists with works by Michiel van Bakel, Amauta Garcia & David Camargo, Marijn Ottenhof, Eoghan Ryan and Mateo Vega. We look forward to sharing and discussing these new works with the public together with the artists present for a Q&A.
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Public launch: A brand new Media Art Blog
Public launch: a brand new Media Art Blog featuring media artists and their works. LI-MA launches a brand new Media Art Blog brimming with articles, interviews and stories about media artists and their works.
Documentation of Digital Art
“Documenting digital art. Re-thinking histories and practices of documentation in the museum and beyond” is a collaboration between leading researchers in the fields of performance and digital art documentation with world-leading museums, artists, and curators specialising in photography and digital art.
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ArtHost
LIMA launches a worldwide unique service to save complex digital and online artworks.
ArtHost
www.ArtHost.nlThe Arthost preservation service, is initiated and developed in cooperation with DullTech and supported by the Creative Industries Fund NL.
Digital Canon?!
On 22 March, LIMA launched a Digital Canon (1960–2000) of the Netherlands. Experts from the field of digital culture selected twenty of the most prominent and influential works made on Dutch soil by artists who lived or worked here over a long period of time. The works and their makers are not all equally well known, yet this does not detract from their lasting influence on digital art and culture. Each of the works makes use of or responds to digital culture’s increasing impact on art and society. Discover these exceptional works of art on www.digitalcanon.nl
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Mediakunst.net: five decades of media art accessible online
Discover the new online catalogue bringing together the media art collections of Frans Hals Museum, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Van Abbemuseum, the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands and LIMA.
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NEW In Distribution
Explore a wide range of new media artworks. Preview the newest works available for distribution and browse through over three thousand media artworks ranging from the early experimentalists to well-known international artists and emerging young talents in the field of video art and new media art. LIMA’s collection is open to museums, galleries, curators, researchers, events and festivals for programs, presentations and exhibitions. Preview the works online and please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are happy to assist you in any way we can
Preservation services
Programmes and projects
LIMA organizes and facilitates research projects, knowledge exchange, workshops and a public programme with various events and activities. Our (online) programmes are attended by researchers, students, experts, curators, art lovers, archivists and conservators from all over the world. We collaborate with national and international institutes, festivals and symposiums. LIMA aims to stimulate critical discussion and reflection and joins the ongoing discourse that contributes to the development of preservation, archiving curatorial presentation and distribution of media art.