Open Science for Arts, Design and Music/Guidelines/Case studies/Series “Visual Archives”
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- Title: Series “Visual Archives”
- Proposed by: ECAL/Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne - HES-SO
- Disciplinary field: design
- Communication support : print publication, digital publication
- Type of content: text, photographs
- Timeframe of the project: 2017–ongoing
- Author(s): various authors
- Third-party copyright owners: museums, private collections, archives
- Grantmakers, sponsors or other funding agencies: ECAL, HES-SO strategic fund
Series “Visual Archives”
[edit]Summary of the case study and link
[edit]“Visual archives” is a book series co-published by Triest Verlag, Zurich and ECAL. Launched in 2017, the series features the results of research projects initiated and carried out at ECAL. It aims at exploring the archives of authors, designers and brands. Each volume is published in two different editions (English as main language, with a second edition in another national language), on such topics as Vico Magistretti, Eugen Gomringer, Bobst Graphic and Hermann Eidenbenz. Books published after 2024 will be released in open access to comply with funders' requests. In view of this move towards open access, the question arises as to whether to open also previous publications in the series, and how to then proceed.
Problems/questions
[edit]- How to open a printed publication retrospectively
- The guidelines offer a best practice to turn closed access publications into open access retrospectively
- How to deal with copyright clearance of third parties materials
- Guidelines: 4.4.1. Copyright clearance and personal data