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DOCAM

The DOCAM Research Alliance Web Site (2005-2010)

www.docam.ca

Bill Viola, The Sleepers, 1992.
Bill Viola, The Sleepers (detail), 1992. Jean-Pierre Gauthier, Battements et papillons, 2006. Alexandre Castonguay, Générique, 2001
Initiated and managed from 2005 to 2010 by the Daniel Langlois Foundation, DOCAM's primary objective was to develop new methodologies and tools to address the issues of preserving and documenting technological and electronic works of art.

Max Dean and Raffaello D'Andrea, The Table : Childhood (1984-2001) Jenny Holzer, UNEX Sign No. 2, 1984. Stan Douglas, Nut•ka•, 1996 Nam June Paik, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (1989)

The DOCAM Web site allows visitors to explore the research alliance's key areas of focus:

- The conservation of works of art featuring technological components
- Documentation strategies and structures adapted to these works of art
- A typology and historical listing of the technologies deployed by the artists
- Catalogue structures and methods for works featuring technological components
- Terminological tools and structures for the electronic arts

In addition, a number of educational activities such as case studies, seminars and international summits were undertaken and generated many audiovisual documents, which are also available on the DOCAM Web site.

Docam

https://www.docam.ca/

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The DOCAM Web Site:
https://www.docam.ca/