Jacob Moe received his BA in Politics from Pomona College (USA) and MFA in Social Documentation from the University of California, Santa Cruz (USA). He is Co-founder of the Syros International Film Festival, as well as Founder and Director of Archipelago Network, an initiative for research and documentation of material knowledge and audiovisual culture in the Cyclades islands. His research practice involves community media, radio and film documentary work, with a focus on peer-to-peer methodologies for knowledge building in island communities. He is affiliated with international heritage and archival networks, including Europeana, Europa Nostra, Creative Commons, the Whole Life Academy – Haus der Kulturen der Welt and the Association of Moving Image Archivists.
https://archipelagonetwork.org/
https://syrosfilmfestival.org/
https://pro.europeana.eu/person/jacob-moe
https://stegi.radio/artist/jacob-moe
“Crafts of the Sea: Documentation of Maritime Knowledge” in The Future by the Sea. Archaeopress, forthcoming.
“Islands of Memory: Case Studies in Archival Management” (with Marina Markellou) in Mirrors: Trans Mediterranean Archive Dialogue. Cimatheque, forthcoming.
“Seeds, Soil and Pots” in Seed Journey Pamphlet Series – No. 9, Soil Horizon. Future Farmers/KIRKI, 2024.
“Pottery of Sifnos: Ceramic Craft in the Greek Cyclades Island Archipelago.” Europeana blog, 2023.
“4.924.800 Seconds” (co-edited with Eva Vaslamatzi). Syros International Film Festival, 2022.
“Desktop as Digital Culture: A Conversation With Dragan Espenschied.” In Proximities. Folded Readings on the Archival. Whole Life Academy/Haus der Kulturen der Welt, 2022.
“The Archive and its Double.” Co-authored with Geli Mademli and Marie Schamboeck, Whole Life Academy/Haus der Kulturen der Welt, 2022.