Hi,

Scotland’s vibrant art scene is not currently adequately reflected on Wikipedia, the globe’s largest information source. In celebration of the Jacqueline Donachie exhibition, on 24th November 2017, participants at the Scottish Contemporary Artists editathon have a unique chance to contribute content to the Wikipedia pages of some of Scotland’s most prominent living artists. You will receive a tour of the exhibition, training on how to edit Wikipedia pages and the kind of resources that are best to use when editing, and be provided with access to materials from the libraries of the Fruitmarket Gallery and Edinburgh College of Art. Find out more about the event at bit.ly/ScottishLivingArtists. You will find a list of the artists that have been identified that need additional information, however please contact designinformatics@ed.ac.ukmailto:designinformatics@ed.ac.uk if you have further suggestions about artists to be included. In addition, on Friday 17th November at 10am Neil Lebeter, Art Collections Curator and Deputy Head of Museums will lead a unique visit to the University of Edinburgh’s Collections where he will bring out a selection of Jonathan Owen’s work, whose entry is on the list to be edited on the 24th. Neil will give an insight into Jonathan’s work and processes, as well as how the work is acquired by the University.

Places are limited so don’t delay if you would like to join us!

Best wishes,

Ewan

Ewan McAndrew Wikimedian in Residence

Tel: 07719 330076 Email: ewan.mcandrew@ed.ac.uk Subscribe to the mailing list: wikimedia@mlist.is.ed.ac.uk My working hours are 10.30am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday. Wikipedia Project Page for the residency: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:University_of_Edinburgh

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