UGO - UGO 0.2 Digital Project Space - Contextualising Information for Curated Digital Projects

<i>UGO</i> is a series of practice-research projects which focus on the ambiguity of the project space in site-specific, pedagogical and digital contexts to generate new learning as a collective troubleshooting experience.<i>UGO Digital Project Space</i> [2018-19] invited curators, commissioned artists and students to generate new digital based learning within a formal pedagogical website.This item contains the following contextualising information:1. Project description for <i>The Union of Human Intelligence Taskworkers</i> by <b>Chris Alton</b>. Used with permission.2. Images from <b>Chris Alton</b>'s artist's talk. Courtesy of Jonathan Kelham and Chris Alton. Used with permission.3. Web press for <b>Chris Alton</b>'s talk. Courtesy of Jonathan Kelham. Used with permission.4. Blurb for <i>Handle This</i> by <b>Olivia Bax</b>. Courtesy of Olivia Bax and Jonathan Kelham. Used with permission.5. Web press for a talk by <b>John Robinson</b>. Courtesy of Jonathan Kelham. Used with permission.6. Press releases for <i><b>UGO 0.2</b></i> projects. Courtesy of Jonathan Kelham. Used with permission.7. A <b>research practitioner statement</b> by Jonathan Kelham. Used with permission.8. A page featuring the <i><b>UGO 0.2</b></i> project in the University Centre Colchester magazine. Used with permission.9. Documentation of the (unpublished) <b>mock-up of the <i>UGO Digital Project Space</i> as a book</b>, designed by Jonathan Kelham. Images courtesy of Jonathan Kelham. Used with permission.10. A <b>case study of the <i>UGO 0.2 </i>project</b> by Jonathan Kelham. Used with permission.11. Kelham's <b>research proposal for <i>UGO 0.2</i></b>. Used with permission.<b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>