Original scientific paper
https://doi.org/10.31664/zu.2024.114.06
Contours of Knowledge: Epistemological Implications of Semantic Models in the Representation of the Art Exhibition Domain through the Lens of the OntoExhibit Ontology
Nuria Rodríguez-Ortega
; University of Málaga, Málaga, Spain
Abstract
This paper delves into the epistemological impacts of deploying semantic web models within the cultural field, especially through the lens of the OntoExhibit ontology’s approach to modeling art exhibition ecosystems. It high¬lights OntoExhibit’s engagement with the socio-discursive practices and productions, the semantic and symbolic layers they generate, and the materiality of the art exhibi¬tion phenomenon, advocating for a nuanced reevaluation of materiality and agency in the context of the semantic models’ development. The article addresses the epistemo¬logical challenges and conceptual intricacies inherent in representing complex cultural ecosystems, underlining the imperative to critically examine the constraints and assumptions embedded in existent reference models, with a particular focus on CIDOC-CRM as the prevalent standard in cultural representation and documentation. The article suggests the need for a renovated and broader perspective that encompasses the evolving requirements of the formal representation of the cultural field in the AI era.
Keywords
ontologies; semantic web; art exhibitions; complex cultural ecosystems; CIDOC-CRM; knowledge representation
Hrčak ID:
323486
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Publication date:
1.7.2024.
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