Museo de la Memoria Urbana San Lorenzo - Slumm Mapquest

  • Andrea Macchia
  • Laura Rivaroli
  • Marta Fiacconi
  • Marta Rivaroli
  • Alessandra Donnini
DOI: https://doi.org/10.37558/gec.v11i0.463
Keywords: SLUMM, museum, museo, urban regeneration, regeneración urbana, community, San Lorenzo, cultural itineraries, comunidad, mobile app, itinerarios culturales,, aplicación móvil

Abstract

Es posible crear un museo en donde existan bibliotecas en vez de librerías, tiendas de artesanía en vez de tiendas de regalos, donde los empleados sean los ciudadanos, los proyectos educativos y los eventos nocturnos estén unidos y el arte sea un vehículo de narración y regeneración. Esto es SLUMM, el Museo de la Memoria Urbana San Lorenzo. El objetivo del museo es preservar la memoria de San Lorenzo y abordar sus transformaciones sociales, políticas y culturales a través de las voces y de la memoria de la gente y de los lugares. Uno de los enfoques utilizados por SLUMM es el uso de la aplicación móvil Mapcast, creada por Etcware SRL, para la creación de itinerarios culturales personalizados. Los usuarios pueden seleccionar la calidad del material y añadir su propia información de manera que quede integrada al contenido y así involucrarse activamente en la creación de cultura y conocimiento.

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Author Biographies

Andrea Macchia

Andrea Macchia is a conservation scientist. He has a PhD in science applied to environmental protection and cultural heritage conservation. He is the founder and President of Yococu Organisation. Yococu Largo dei Quintili 21, 00175 Rome (Italy).

Laura Rivaroli

Laura Rivaroli is I.S.C.R. graduated. Freelance professional restorer for the private and public sector. She teaches archaeological excavation first aid and restoration courses.Yococu Largo dei Quintili 21, 00175 Rome (Italy). 

Marta Fiacconi

Marta Fiacconi is a PhD student at John Moores University in Liverpool (UK) working on pollen taphonomy in cave environment in relation to archaeological contexts. She has a master degree in cultural heritage conservation at Sapienza University in Rome and she works on cultural heritage divulgation with Yococu Italia. Yococu Largo dei Quintili 21, 00175 Rome (Italy). 

Marta Rivaroli

Marta Rivaroli is an historian at Sapienza University. Official guide since 2001. Co-founder of “I Gatti del Foro” from 1996 that promote Rome cultural heritage through guided tours of the city. 

Alessandra Donnini

Alessandra Donnini is an ICT professional, a graduate in Computer Science in Pisa, co-founder and CTO of ETCware, innovative SMEs. Since 2007 she works on semantic web and open data. She participates to OGP (Open Government Partnership) as a member of the Italian Open Data Institute. She has been teaching as an adjunct professor of the course of Computer Science 1 at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Rome Tor Vergata and of the course Web application project. 

Published
2017-06-30
How to Cite
Macchia, A., Rivaroli, L., Fiacconi, M., Rivaroli, M., & Donnini, A. (2017). Museo de la Memoria Urbana San Lorenzo - Slumm Mapquest. Ge-Conservacion, 11, 128-133. https://doi.org/10.37558/gec.v11i0.463
Issue
Vol. 11 (2017): Special Issue YOCOCU 2016
Section
Suplemento
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