3. Projects
This page is where I shall provide links to projects I am involved in (please click the images to go to selected project).
Dan Cull Weblog:
http://dancull.wordpress.com/
My main project continues to be this blog, and background to this project can be found in the This blog/ger section. Including a link to an interview about the blog.
Zines and Pamphlets:
Zines & Pamphlets
One of the fun projects of this blog, when I have time, is making pamphlets or zines of some of my favourite short texts. This section is currently very small but I hope it will grow over time and include many more interesting texts on a wider range of subjects. I also hope that it will include some more original material. So, watch this space!
Wikipedia:
Wikipedia/User:Daniel_Cull
The wikipedia project is an ongoing effort amongst conservators to improve content on wikipedia that is associated with conservation-restoration. Crista Pack, Richard McCoy and I issued a call for assistance in the project. I personally envision the aim to be to develop the pages enough so that a conservation portal can be developed, that will provide a useful ‘one stop shop’ for both professionals and the public to be able to locate more information about conservation and restoration. As well as a place to develop projects such as Wikipedia Saves Public Art!
e-conservation:
www.e-conservationline.com/
I had published a book review and a peer reviewed article in e-conservation, and I had interviewed e-conservation for this blog, when I was invited to become a collaborator in the project. As regular readers of the ‘dan cull weblog’ will be aware I am a fan and supporter of open access publishing and I am proud to be able to take part in one of the most interesting publishing projects in contemporary conservation.
