WRITE ontology

Person or architectural firm responsible for designing the building.

Main creator of a written work.

The work(s) or inputs used as the basis for subject item.

Literary work on which the Calli-Writing unit is based.

Indicates the calligrapher who took part in a performing arts event or who produced the calligraphy for a decorative and applied artwork.

Person or organisation that commissioned the work.

Person(s) who wrote the music.

Person who composed the music for the performing arts event.

Country of citizenship of the person.

Indicates the artwork created during a performing arts event.

Maker of the creative work or other object.

Person or artistic collective that created the visual or graffiti artwork, an artwork series, or a traditional artwork.

Content specialist responsible for the collection or exhibition.

Entity visually depicted in an image, literarily described in a work, or otherwise incorporated into an audiovisual or other medium.

Relates an artwork or a "Calli-Writing" unit to a concrete, thematic, conceptual, formal, aesthetic, or procedural element that contributes to its content or interpretation.

Indicates the performing arts event from which the visual or decorative artwork derives from.

Item is described at the following URL.

Person or organisation which designed the object. For buildings use 'architect'.

Person or artistic collective responsible for designing a piece of decorative and applied art.

Intellectual or creative entity (person or organisation) responsible for the elements exhibited.

Artist(s) whose artworks are displayed in the exhibition.

Artwork(s) displayed in the exhibition (including those represented within the artworks' series).

Exhibition(s) where the artwork is or was displayed.

Major someone studied at college/university.

Gender identity of the person.

Indicates the type of the artistic collective (e.g., graffiti crew, dance company, architectural firm, etc.).

Background colour of the Calli-Writing Unit.

Form of the Chinese character present in a Calli-Writing unit, i.e. simplified or non simplified Chinese character.

Philosophical, literary, cultural, social or other concept or notion represented within the artwork.

Visual element or motif derived from Chinese culture that appears in the artwork.

Colour of subject.

Colour used in the making of an artwork or a Calli-Writing unit (for the latter, distinct from 'background colour').

Indicates the typology of a decorative and applied artwork.

Provides the classification of a graffiti artwork by genre.

Indicates the visual style applied in the creation of a graffiti artwork.

Indicates a specific type or category of graffiti, defined by its form or medium.

Indicates individuals who are members of an artistic collective or organisation.

Provides the classification of an organisation.

Non-Chinese visual element (motif) that appears in the artwork.

Indicates the specific type or genre of a performing artwork.

Indicates the type of the traditional artwork.

Connects the artwork to the Calli-Writing unit.

Indicates the type of the visual artwork (e.g., calligraphic work, installation, print, etc.).

Wikidata resource which identifies the record.

Indicates artwork from four WRITE collections included in the series.

Work, human, place or event which inspired this creative work or fictional entity.

Indicates a performing arts event or a decorative and applied artwork for which the person created calligraphy.

Indicates a performing arts event for which the person composed the music.

Indicates the artwork or artwork series created by the person, artistic collective, or an organisation.

Indicates the exhibition curated by the person.

Indicates the decorative and applied artwork designed by the person, artistic collective, or an organisation.

Organisation, club or musical group to which the subject belongs.

An artistic collective or organisation a person belongs to.

Series which contains the subject.

Connects the artwork to the series it belongs to.

Indicates the performing arts event in which the person or artistic collective took part as a performer.

Indicates the artist and / or the artistic collective whose tag is represented in the Calli-Writing unit.

Links the Calli-Writing unit to the artwork it derives from.

Language associated with this creative work (such as books, shows, songs, broadcasts or websites) or a name.

Language associated with the Calli-Writing unit.

Location of the object, structure or event.

Indicates a specific geographical location (such as a building, city, or country) where an event took place, an artwork is located, or an organisation / artistic collective is based.

Place where the item was conceived or made.

Indicates the city or country where a specific artwork or artworks' series were created.

Material the subject or the object is made of or derived from.

Material used in the creation of the artwork / Calli-Writing unit, applied to a support (e.g. ink, paper).

Tool used in the creation of the artwork / Calli-Writing unit (e.g. brush, pencil, spray can, hand, hair).

Manufacturer or producer of the product.

Musical instrument that a person plays or teaches or used in a music occupation.

Musical instrument used during a performing arts event.

Language or languages a person has learned from early childhood.

Native language of the person. For other languages that the person speaks, writes or signs, use 'uses language'.

Occupation of the person.

URL of the official page of an item.

Person or organisation responsible for organising an event.

Owner of the subject.

Person, artistic collective or organisation who is the proprietor of the artwork.

Actor, musician, band or other performer associated with this role or musical work.

Person or artistic collective that took part in a performing arts event as a performer, including roles such as dancer, musician, singer, or actor.

Location where persons are actively participating in employment, business or other work.

Most specific known birth location of a person.

Most specific known death location of a person.

Indicates other "Calli-Writing" unit belonging to the same artwork.

Style of script of a document or typeface.

Indicates a specific form / style of the Chinese script used in a Calli-Writing unit.

An already-existing artwork incorporated into a performing arts event or used in the creation of another artwork (n.b.: for new artworks produced during a performing arts event, use 'creates artwork').

Language(s) that a person or a people speaks, writes or signs, including the native language(s).

Languages other than native, that the person speaks, writes or signs.

Alphabet, character set or other system of writing used by a language, word, or text, supported by a typeface.

Characters, alphabet or other system of writing used in a Calli-Writing unit, including the non-traditional writing systems such as Dunhuang Musical score.

Title attributed to the Calli-Writing unit.

A bibliographic citation identifying a source that describes the resource.

Date something took place, existed or a statement was true.

Date in which a performing arts event occurred.

Date on which the subject was born.

Time when an entity begins to exist.

Date when the artwork, the literary work, the artistic collective or the organisation was created (n.b.: for performing arts, use 'date').

Date on which the subject died.

Textual description of the resource.

Direction of the writing within a Calli-Writing unit (allowed values: 'traditional', 'modern', 'free', 'unidentifiable').

Length of time of an event or process.

Duration of the performing arts event.

Moment when an entity ceases to exist and a statement stops being entirely valid or no longer be true.

Date when the event finished.

Indicates the presence or absence of big calligraphic characters in the "Calli-Writing" unit.

Indicates the presence or absence of a calligraphic line within a Calli-Writing unit.

Indicates the type of calligraphic education the person has (allowed values: 'familial', 'self-Taught', 'master-taught', 'academic', 'school', 'not present', 'present (not specified)').

Indicates the presence or absence of the traditional Chinese four-character idiomatic expression.

Indicates the presence or absence of a colophon, which typically includes the time or date when the artwork was completed, the name of the artist, and the location.

Indicates the presence or absence of a seal, typically square-shaped and red-coloured, which serves as the signature of the artist.

Indicates whether the content of a Calli-Writing unit is meaningful, meaningless, or illegible (allowed values: 'Meaningful writing', 'Set of lines (meaningless)', 'Set of signs (illegible)').

Signature of the graffiti writer (n.b.: multiple values are possible, each accompanied by a language tag).

Vertical length of an entity.

Height of the artwork.

Name the subject is known by.

Name of the person, artistic collective, or organisation (can be accompanied with the language tags).

Notes of any kind related to the item (private use only).

Number of Chinese characters in a Calli-Writing unit.

Published price listed or paid for a product (use with unit of currency).

Alias used by someone.

Pseudonym of a person (n.b.: multiple values are possible, each accompanied by language tags where applicable).

Time an entity begins to exist or a statement starts being valid.

Date when the event started.

Full street address where subject is located.

Street address where the graffiti artwork was created.

Published name of a work, such as a newspaper article, a literary work, piece of music, a website, or a performance work.

Title of the artwork, literary work, exhibition, or series of creative works (n.b.: multiple values are possible, each accompanied by a language tag).

Transcription and translation of the content of a Calli-Writing unit or (a section of) a literary work (n.b.: multiple values are possible, each accompanied by a language tag).

Indicates whether the artwork or Calli-Writing unit has been vectorised or digitised.

Width of an object.

Width of the artwork.

Indicates that a value is approximate or uncertain.