Wiki Loves Heritage 2023
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Wiki Loves Heritage is a yearly photo contest that is a spin-off, and an extension of Wiki Loves Monuments, so that movable, immaterial, maritime heritage, landscapes, and museum collections are also allowed. It was organised for the first time in 2018 by Wikimedia Belgium.
This page documents the technical side of the photo contest projects.
Prize winners Wiki Loves Heritage 2023
[edit]Purpose
[edit]From 1 July to 30 September 2023 Wikimedia Belgium organised a photo competition "Wiki Loves Heritage 2023 Belgium". All types of heritage are welcome. There are four goals:
- For the photo hobbyists: a photo contest
- For institutions: the possibility to do content donations
- For Wikimedians: describe objects on Wikidata and Structured data on Commons, write articles on Wikipedia about Belgian heritage
- For the public: discover our heritage
Structured metadata is also be collected for each photo:
- Captions in different languages
- "Depicts", a Wikidata attribute that indicates what the picture represents
History and background
[edit]The project builds further on Wiki Loves Heritage 2018, which built further on the photo contests Wiki Loves Monuments, Wiki Loves Art and Wiki Loves Public Space that were organised in previous years.
This year we have a combined prize:
- Wiki Loves Monuments (WLM)
- Wiki Loves Living Heritage (WLLH)
- Wiki Loves Heritage (WLH)
- Wiki Loves Pajottenland Zennevallei (WLPZ)
Contacts
[edit]- Geertivp for WMBE
Partners
[edit]Timeline
[edit]- 1 July 2023 - Mailing start of campaign
- 30 September 2023 - End of campaign
- October 2023-November 2023 - Evaluation by the jury
- 7 March 2024 - Award ceremony Wiki Loves Heritage 2024 (together with the Public Domain Day)
Related links
[edit]- Jury report of Wiki Loves Heritage 2023 in Belgium
- Winners (images in large)
- Wiki Loves Heritage Belgium winners 2023 (category)
- Commons:Wiki Loves Heritage 2023 in Belgium
- Commons:Wiki Loves Heritage