- An archaeology of design - ten things
- Archaeology/Performance
- Binchester Roman Excavations
- Brith Gof
- Chorography
- Christine Finn
- Christopher Witmore
- Co-creating Cultural Heritage
- Design Thinking - Bootcamp
- Eight Great Archaeological Sites
- Garbology Online
- Greece and Rome
- Leave-Home-Stay
- Mediating Archaeology
- Metamedia at Stanford
- Ninth Site 2012
- Philosophical Stages
- pragmatology
- Prambanan
- Revs - conversations
- Symmetrical Archaeology
- Ten Things 2010 - The Projects (continued)
- Ten Things 2011 - Projects
- Ten Things Projects 2012
- Ten Things Winter 2010 - The Projects
- Tenth Site
- Transformative Design
- Urban Sustainability
This is a digital studio for the Metamedia Lab (Stanford Archaeology)
The URL reflects an affilation with Stanford Humanities Lab. Up until 2009 Stanford Humanities Lab and Metamedia combined to develop new models of collaborative research, to enable such collaborative work in transdisciplinary fields, to learn from project management in the sciences, to develop the model of studio collaboration found in Architecture and the Performing Arts - practice as research.
Metamedia explores new and old media as material modes of engaging with the world. Its perspective is long term and archaeological.
Until its evolution into several separate projects from 2009, Stanford Humanities Lab linked the Humanities with science, technology, and art - running and coordinating experimental projects that triangulated arts practice, commentary/critique, and outreach beyond the academy into industry and the public sphere.
Follow the links at left under "Groups" to the collaboratories and projects.
Click here to go to the main Metamedia home page and menu. >>
This site is based upon social software and collaborative authoring - it is constantly changing and growing - so please expect the ephemeral and incomplete as well as polished reflection!
