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The growing interest in non-human animals is driven by advancements in biotechnology and an increased awareness of the importance of preserving biodiversity. This fascination with non-human creatures dates back far in history. Exploring the representation and interpretation of the animal world throughout different epochs helps us better understand our relationship with other forms of life and appreciate the richness of works celebrating the animal kingdom. Animal motifs, laden with symbolic meanings, provide a complex field of study where recurring patterns are less evident. This volume explores these relevant recurrences and identifies the narrative patterns that shape these animal representations, enabling a deeper understanding of the relationship between humans and animals.
Keywords: Études animalières, Animal Studies, Relation homme-animal, Human-Animal, Topoï, Posthumanisme
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In 2023, la Maison MONA, a cultural non-profit organization, launched an initiative on Linked Open Data (LOD) in the public art sector. Meant to explore the uses and possibilities of LOD, this project will identify current initiatives, while focusing on the needs and challenges specific to the public art sector. It also aims at raising awareness among artists and cultural workers about best practices in the structuring and use of cultural data. The issue “Towards a Digital Commons of Public Art” documents the progress of this project. This first article presents its genesis and objectives, before discussing its cornerstone, the Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia platforms.
Keywords: Données ouvertes et liées, Art public, Wikimédia, Linked Open Data, Public art, Wikimedia