Eva Liparova

Websites, platforms, apps or VR experiences. With 15+ years experience, I help cultural orgs define, develop and deliver effective, user-led digital solutions. If you are a leader at a cultural org grappling with anything digital/strategy, get in touch. evaliparova.com

We can't wait to hear from Eva Liparova at #MuseTech2024 on 6 December at The Think Tank in Birmingham! In her talk Eva will give 10 tips for how a digital project run by a small team can lead to a big organisational shift. Tickets & further info: museumscomputergroup.org.uk/events/museums…

@dannybirchall I bloody loved that project.

Everyone seems to have forgotten that we had a portal in London 16 years ago .... artichoke.uk.com/project/the-te…

@AdamCSharp In Slovakian, if someone is barraging you with lots of nonsensical why questions and you just want it to stop, you can say "lebo medved", which means "Because BEAR"

It’s of course not my place to add to the bear discourse, so instead here’s a thread on bears in global idioms, starting with this… In German, someone who takes the role of describing something (i.e. the rules of a board game) is der Erklärbär. It means “the explanation bear”

@biglittlethings @RussellDornan @Digital_Works_ @dannybirchall @katiprice @janefinnis @sebchan Hooray! See you soon - shall we just keep this thread alive to make sure twitter doesn't rip us apart? #DigitalWorksThread

How do we network online now this platform is 😬 Popped on here because I'm excited to go to @Digital_Works_ this week to see @dannybirchall @katiprice @janefinnis @sebchan @evaliparova and meet new folk like @biglittlethings. Anyone else? Is LinkedIn the place for this now?

@MediaHistoryNow @AdamCSharp "You're crawling onto my nerves" (Slovakian)

@AdamCSharp "You're going on my liver." (Slovenian)

“You’re vexing me” variants: 5. You’re putting a pea up my nose (Finnish) 4. You’re pulling me out of my watermelons (Romanian) 3. You’re running on my bean (French) 2. You’re getting on my cookie (German) 1. You’re making smoke belch from the seven orifices of my head (Chinese)

@AdamCSharp In Slovakian we say, "they have an IQ of a rocking horse" (má IQ húpacieho koníka)

Another Swedish slang phrase for someone who isn’t the sharpest knife in the drawer is “they don’t have all the Russians in the submarine.” There’s also one that translates to “they don’t have all the Finns in the sauna”

This is a thread of phrases similar to “a few sandwiches short of a picnic” from around the world, starting with this one… There’s a colourful old Swedish idiom that goes hjulet snurrar men hamstern är död. It means “the wheel is spinning but the hamster is dead”

Excited about going to Kulturkraft, the largest Nordic conference about all things culture and future, this Friday in Copenhagen. Looking forward to meeting folks passionate about what's next in digital there – who's coming? kulturkraft.dk

What are the top 10 objects at @V_and_A for surviving a zombie apocalypse? Can you name all food items in Minecraft? And which Barbie ARE you? Explore these q's on mused, a new interactive website for Gen Alpha I'm proud to have product managed for 12m. vam.ac.uk/mused/

"How well do you know anime?" After 12m of PM-ing with @V_and_A, mused is finally live! Designed with and for 10-14 yr olds, mused aims to inspire kids to discover fun new content about art, design, music, fashion or games through quizzes and challenges. vam.ac.uk/mused/

@J_Boylan @anarchistplayuk Amazing!

Totally forgot / just never got round to it - but I’ve been doing this with a really lovely bunch and tonight I make my West End debut. Quite surreal, around this time I’d normally be doing a tech for a weird Edinburgh show but hey, swing and roundabouts

@AdamCSharp In Slovakian we say, “to smell the violets from below” (voňať fialky odspodu).

A list of more euphemisms for dying, from around the world: 5. Go to listen to the crickets sing (Italy) 4. Take the sign down (Sweden) 3. Glue your flippers together (Russia) 2. Hang your tennis shoes (Mexico) 1. Go take your free kick at Hitler’s backside (my granddad’s house)

Seeing as Twitter as we knew it is now dead, here’s a thread of euphemisms about death from around the world, starting with this one… A euphemism for when someone has died in Haitian Creole is ale nan peyi san chapo. It means “gone to the land of no hats”

I interviewed the all-female creative team behind #CurrentRising, the world's first hyper-reality opera at @RoyalOperaHouse. We chatted about what we had to think about when creating in #virtualreality, and what made it an opera worth experiencing. evaliparova.com/blog/2022/2/26…

It's been nearly 2 years since we opened Current, Rising at @RoyalOperaHouse, the world's first opera created in hyper reality. Are you telling a story in #virtualreality? Here's the design choices to encourage and avoid when telling a story in VR: evaliparova.com/blog/2022/2/26…

I've finally landed after #confidencelive. So after several naps, a couple of existential crises and a pride cry, you can read my write up here 👇 Confidence Live: A week after the...biggest, hardest, best thing I have ever done linkedin.com/pulse/confiden…

There’s bloody confetti cannons. This is the best. #confidencelive

"I am not underrepresented, I am over excluded" @ShaniDhanda bringing POWER and IMPACT to #confidencelive this morning. ❤️

A full house at #ConfidenceLive today. So proud of @Kirsty_Hulse for bringing this wonderful community and incredible speakers together in Stoke. Can’t wait for the fireside chat between Kirsty and @caitlinmoran this afternoon.