Czocha Castle by Aneta Pawska, CC BY-SA 4.0
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It’s all local in the end: community projects in Germany With an estimated number of 750,000 monuments, Germany is the country with by far the most monuments participating in Wiki Loves Monuments 2011. Unfortunately, due to the federative system — believe it or not — nobody really knows what and where all of these monuments […]
At the moment Wikipedia articles don’t contain a lot of video’s (less than 0,1% of all files on Wikimedia Commons are video files). Open Images is an open media platform that offers online access to audiovisual archive material to stimulate creative reuse. The platform contains a lot of Dutch newsreel clips. These clips are mirrored […]
With an estimated number of 750,000 monuments, Germany is the country with by far the most monuments participating in Wiki Loves Monuments 2011. Unfortunately, due to the federative system – believe it or not – nobody really knows what and where all of these monuments are. While some states have a central government agency, some […]
Europeana is an internet portal that acts as an interface to millions of books, paintings, films, museum objects and archival records that have been digitised throughout Europe[1]. Europeana will sponsor one of the main prizes and also a special Art Nouveau prize. Art Nouveau is a style of art popular throughout Europea around 1900. Most […]
Welcome to the Wiki Loves Monuments 2011 website! Wiki Loves Monuments is a photo contest around monuments in September throughout Europe. Coming September more than 15 countries, from Portugal to Estonia, will organize their national Wiki Loves Monuments contests. During this month long contest, you can submit photos of monuments, which can be uploaded to […]