Digital Projects & Emerging Tech Education
Every archive contains an endless array of stories.
As an advisory grounded in a desire to expand the public visibility of artistic research, Living Documents is committed to reimagining archives, museums, private collections, and gallery platforms as emergent ecosystems: always generative, accessible, legible, defying any singular point of view or narrative chronology, and perpetually offering new discoveries.
We partner with technologists to build bespoke digital experiences that both honor the historical integrity and expand the contemporary relevance of our clients’ work and holdings. Whether providing digital strategy, project roadmaps, or emerging tech training, our approach is fundamentally collaborative, always driven by clients’ goals, values, and their materials themselves.
Want an overview of the basics? For artists and institutions seeking to better understand how emerging tech will increasingly impact their work, we offer a host of services that illuminate the growing landscape of digital tools and what utility they offer.
Services
Digital Strategy, Partnerships & Product Building
Developing your next digital project, step by step
For clients seeking support with their digital strategy, we . . .
conduct interviews with clients to assess values, desires, thematic points of focus, and primary functional requirements for a custom digital solution showcasing their collection, archive, or institutional identity
collaborate with client on product content and design strategies based on needs assessment
create a roadmap outlining project objectives, timeline, budget, benchmarks, and deliverables
procure veteran creatives and technologists for each project
manage execution of project and facilitate stakeholder collaborations from ideation to launch
Emerging Tech Education & Training
Getting familiar with emerging tech’s opportunities and challenges
For clients seeking support with tech education and training, we . . .
deliver talks, seminars, and workshops offering an introduction to the emerging technology landscape, including overviews of AI and machine learning, large language models, and extended reality tools that support 3D storytelling
introduce opportunities and challenges that these technologies present for archives, cultural institutions, and artists with content tailored to each client and their unique goals