Digital Days 2026
- Collaboration
- | Professionals
- | Talk
Call for proposals
- Place:
- Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart & CNA
- Dates:
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From 03.11.2025
to 04.01.2026
The Centre national de l’audiovisuel (CNA), the Musée national d’archéologie, d’histoire et d’art (MNAHA), the Musée national d’histoire naturelle (MNHN), the Institut national de recherches archéologiques (INRA), the National Library of Luxembourg (BNL), and the Ministry of Culture are pleased to invite proposals for presentations for the biennial conference Digital Days.
We welcome submissions from colleagues worldwide that share insights, practices, and experiences related to cultural, research, and heritage collections.
Digital Days 2026 Theme: Content at Risk
Cultural heritage institutions, artists, and media producers face a rapidly shifting landscape in which vast amounts of cultural content are at risk—from fragile physical carriers to endangered born-digital formats, and from evolving or disappearing platforms to the absence of documentation, inventories, and quality metadata or paradata.
As audiovisual production, digital publishing, and cultural memory practices accelerate, so too do the risks of loss, obsolescence, and inaccessibility.
This conference brings together cultural heritage professionals, digital humanities students, and researchers in arts and social sciences, information and data studies, as well as computer science to exchange knowledge, explore emerging approaches, and build collaborations around preserving and sustaining cultural content that is at risk.
Information
- Call for proposals: 03.11.2025
- Proposal submission deadline: 04.01.2026
- Notification of acceptance: 30.01.2026
- Conference registration: opens 30.01.2026 to 27.04.2026
- Workshop date: 07.05.2026
- Conference date: 08.05.2026
- Locations: workshops (day 1) will be held at the Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart, in Luxembourg-City, whereas the conference (day 2) will be held at the CNA in Dudelange
Autres événements
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Talk
Faces of Central Brazil
While Brasília is globally celebrated for its modernist architecture, the human and environmental costs of constructing Brazil’s inland capital remain largely invisible. This special film lecture and screening features three short documentaries by Vladimir Carvalho (1935–2024), one of the pioneers...
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Exhibition | Extra Muros Event
Consent in Motion
Consent in Motion is a training-through-creation project that explores consent in nightlife settings, particularly in clubs, through the creation of photographs, Vox Pop, and the production of a short film featuring bodily movement. Program: Vernissage: 30 October - 18:30 Rainbow...
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Talk
The Future of Photography’s Past
Guest speakers: Philippe Herbet, Writer, Photographer, and Traveller Emmanuel d’Autreppe, Lecturer at ESA Saint-Luc Liège, Photography Historian, Editor, Critic, and Exhibition Curator. A distinctly literary voice recounts a strange experience: a return to photography accompanied by a stay in a...
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