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The Data Management Plan was produced after the end of the research project to analyse the data produced by the research and to identify ways to improve its permanent archiving (use of repositories which can guarantee long term archiving and provide metadata, and presence of a DOI) and facilitate the reuse of its content (licenses, open and standard formats, uploads on Wikidata).

The Data Management Plan also looked at the specific relevance of the content produced by the research, to highlight a selection of content which can be particularly important to disseminate and make accessible.

DMP - 07/09/2024
Content Where it is stored Owner Authorisation Copyright or open license DOI Wikidata Permanent archiving Facilitating reuse Relevance
Research project Authors/Institutions Implicitly in the research project CC BY and CC0 for structured data (stated on GitHub) d:Q129406103 Community on Zenodo Default license CC BY 3.0 for content, CC0 for structured data, unless differenlty stated
Publication Direct link to the publication https://www.diaphanes.net/titel/unabhaengig-prekaer-professionell-7363 Authors/Institutions Implicitly in the research project CC BY 3.0 Ok Q130250557 √ Publication in open access with a license (a bit confusing the license)

√ Some articles on Zenodo

√ PDF (open format)

*Item on Wikidata

*Creating a community about the project on Zenodo

Easy to cite, secondary source, list of institutions
Website https://selbstorganisation-in-der-kunst.ch

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13767099

Project Implicitly in the research project None No Backup of the website on GitLab

*Copy on Internet Archive??

*Copy of the website on Zenodo to generate a DOI

*Adding the license (possibly with html code)

*Adding information links to the data

Database (extrated from the website) GitHub https://github.com/birk/swiss-art-initiatives Project Implicitly in the research project CC0 and CC BY 4.0 OK √ Copy on Zenodo to have a DOI √ Accessible

GitLab of the University of Luzern would be a better solution

Interviews (transcripts) https://www.oralhistoryarchiv.ch/projekte/forschungsprojekte/interviews-im-rahmen-des-snf-off-offoff-of-schweizer-kulturpolitik-und-selbstorganisation-in-der-kunst-seit-1980 Project and intervieewed Authorisation to publish them on Oral History Archive © Texts visible No √ In the archiving system of ETH √ Authorisation only for Oral History Archive

Interviews accessible

Extremly valuable
Audio Servers of the institutions? Project and intervieewed No authorisation, voice is private, very heavy © !! challenges:

needs postproduction to make it available It is probably more reasonable to only keep the transcripts and to erase the audio

Images of some art spaces In the website People from the art spaces - attribution included Authorisation to publish them in the publication and website © Backup of the website on GitLab

√ Images in the publication

*Asking the authorization to put the images on Wikimedia Commons

!! challenges: images inclusing contemporary artwork (copyrighted): artists need to provide their authorisation

Can present the work of artists and art spaces

Reused on Wikidata

Documents of public administrations In the website Public documents about public policies (public domain produced by public administrations) Public domain © (public domain) Backup of the website on GitLab

√ Some documents included also in the publication

Documents from private archives: articles, notes, posters... In the website Authors/Institutions Authorization to publish them in the website and publication © Backup of the website on GitLab

Copy on Internet Archive??

√ Some documents included also in the publication

Extremly valuable
Bibliography: publications, gray literature School of art and design in Luzern Authors/Institutions No authorisation to disseminate them but to use them and cite them ©
Other publications Most of them on Zenodo Authors/Institutions Open access policy of the institution CC BY 4.0 *Adding everything on Zenodo

*Adding the communty to Zenodo

Presentation - conferences (eventually also with videos) At the moment not accessible Authors/Institutions Open access policy of the institution CC BY 4.0 *Adding at least a selection on Zenodo

*Adding the communty to Zenodo

Videos - recordings of presentations and conferences On youtube or link in the website of the conferences Authors/Institutions Open access policy of the institution CC BY 4.0 Videos can be uploaded with metadata and the slides of the presentations on Zenodo
Researchers involved ORCID

Where content has been stored

Adventages Disadventages
Website Design, visualisations It doesn't guarantee permanent archiving

It doesn't have a DOI

It is necessary and important to backup the data and make them available on other repositories

Oral History Archive Owned by ETH.

Non profit repository managed by a large institution. It allows access to the sources and citation. Thematic archive.

Content from the project uploaded to the Oral History Archive has not been released with an open license (but it can be viewed).
Zenodo It is the repository used and recommended by the School of art and design of Luzern

It guarantees permanent archiving

It is difficult to browse data on Zenodo

It is important to create a community on Zenodo to connect different articles, content to the project and find them more easily The community on Zenodo can be linked to the Wikidata item of the research project and can be added on the project website

GitHub Useful repository for code and datasets

Very used by designers.

Proprietary tools (owned by Microsoft)

During the GLAMHack we used a personal account; it would be better to use an institutional account Important to backup the data on Zenodo and generate a DOI

GitLab Open non commercial tool

There is an account owned by the School of art and design of Luzern.

Useful repository for code and datasets

Difficult to access and use the institutional account

Important to backup the data on Zenodo and generate a DOI

Wikidata Dissemination of data

Data can be updated by the communities (including owners of the art spaces and art initiatives).

Data can be connected to other data (linked open data).

Data from Switzerland can be visualised and analysed, combined with data from other countries.

The research, its publication and dataset can be linked to the data as a source or reference.

It is important to keep copy of the data produced by the research in an external platform which can guarantee permanent archiving and provide a DOI

Data on Wikidata can be erased and it is important to follow the rules of the online communities.

Data about people can present specific challenges.

Georeferenced data produced in Switzerland are not interoperable with Wikidata and OpenStreetMap, and they need to be converted.

Wikipedia Content from the research can enrich articles related to art history in Switzerland, artist-run initiatives

The research can contribute to better define the terminology, to update the biography and to enrich data

Not all art initiatives can have an article on Wikipedia.

Sometimes the terminology is not precise and it is not easy to change the name of an existing article.

The are not many people active in the fields of art, art system and artists initiatives on Wikipedia; this makes it a bit more complicated to contribute and it is important to do it with proper sources and good quality contributions.

OpenStreetMap Data about art spaces can be updated on OpenStreetMap

Data of OpenStreetMap can be connected to Wikidata

Georeferenced data produced in Switzerland are not interoperable with Wikidata and OpenStreetMap, and they need to be converted.

Reuse and relevance of data

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Filling Knowledge Gaps

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Topics of the projects specifically relevant.

  • Making content available on Wikidata
  • Linking content to international projects about self-organised art initiatives
  • Improving articles on Wikipedia in particular about art history in Switzerland, in specific cities and in the frame of art initiatives.
  • History of cultural policies and how they changed in Switzerland
  • Geography and chronology of self-organised art initiatives in Switzerland
  • Improving understanding of the terminology related to art initiatives.
Term Comments Wikidata Wikipedia
Artist-run initiative No
Artist-run space Q4034417 Article in EN with situation in different countries; no IT, FR; article in German is Offspace
Self-organized art Initiatives Preferred by the project
Artists initiatives
Self organised initiatives
Self organised space
Alternative art space
Artist run initiatives
Art institution Q20897549 None
Cultural institution Very bad articles on EN, IT, FR
Not-for-profit arts organization Q7062022 Article on EN (only English)
Independent art spaces