Hello
Thank you, this is clear and helpful.
I can distinguish the Exhibition as an Activity vs. the set of items being
exhibited.
The set of items being exhibited is not an E78_Collection.
The set of items can be described as a Physical Man-Made Object, with
sub-components, and part additions and
Dear All,
May be I can make the difference more clear:
The fundamental principle of formal ontologies is to be able to say if
something is the same thing in two different references.
Therefore,
(1) the identity of the exhibition set is given by what was exhibited.
The phase of collecting
Dear Thomas,
Just to clarify: Any fixed set of objects kept together for a particular
purpose in this combination qualifies as a kind of Physical Object, and
is not regarded "Collection" only because it is a set of things. A
collection in the sense of E78 is given when things are potentially
You might want to hop over to the Linked.Art forum and check out what is
going on. It is the major focus of modelling right now (using CRM). It is
not finalized but you can at least follow the live discussions and make
your own decisions.
Best,
George
On Fri, Mar 6, 2020 at 1:36 PM Thomas
Hello
Has anyone already described Exhibitions using the CIDOC-CRM ? I have a
use-case where we thought it could make sense to publish/disseminate data
about exhibitions, mostly to state the list of objects in the museum that
"participated in" the exhibition.
Can the group of items that
