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There are lots of ways to Hack the Museum. Our Teen Ambassador Group (TAG) will take you on a flashlight “Detour” of an otherwise unlit arms and armor gallery at tonight's Final Fridays:Hack the Museum event. Don't miss this chance to experience the collection in a whole new way. This program is included with Museum admission but tickets are limited.
“Chanfron (headpiece for a horse),” c. 1515, Germany
“Powder Flask,” c. 1650, Austria
“Bandolier,” c. 1600–50, Germany
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Hackathon 3.0 has been churning at the Museum and an epic battle is going down at this month's Final Friday: Hack the Museum. Check out the projects Hackers created to guide you to your new favorite work of art and cast your vote for the People's Choice Award. Then dance it out with Philly funk by Swift Technique. Final Fridays are included with Museum admission. Tickets are limited. Final Fridays illustration by Nate Harris.
Next week is the Hackathon 3.0 Kickoff. This is our annual invitation to Hack The Museum, where technology buffs and creatives team up to deliver engaging new gallery experiences for Museum visitors, and compete for $2,500 in cash prizes. This year's challenge is to create a way to guide visitors to their favorites in our collection. More will be revealed at next week's kickoff event. Registration is just $25 and includes a year's membership to the Museum.
Photo by Albert Lee "The True Artist Helps the World by Revealing Mystic Truths (Window or Wall Sign)," 1967, by Bruce Nauman © Bruce Nauman / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Udaipur Is All Set To Host 'Rajasthan DigiFest and Hackathon 3.0'
Udaipur Is All Set To Host ‘Rajasthan DigiFest and Hackathon 3.0’
The year 2017 has witnessed a lot of exciting and surprising things for the City of Lakes. Yet another thing is happening in Udaipur marking a proud year-end. The Rajasthan DigiFest which is one of the largest tech startup events of India will be organized by Department of Information Technology and Communication (DoIT&C), Government of Rajasthan on 2nd and 3rd December 2017. The venue for the…
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