Category: digital humanities
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DH Monday: Invisible Landscapes: When Digital Tools Fail to Document
An online search away from any computer are eye-level views of many of the world’s cities. This technology is powerful – allowing people to have an in-depth look at the cities they might one day visit, live in, or work in. It’s a useful tool for understanding buildings on a more comprehensive level than photographs.…
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DH Monday: “Extending Museum Space Beyond Physical Space”
The most recent article published in International Journal for Digital Art History, no. 6 (2021): Horizons of Mixed Realities Dario Rodighiero. 2022. “Extending Museum Space Beyond Physical Space: A Data-Driven Study of Aldo Rossi’s Analogous Object as a Mobile Museum Object.” Aldo Rossi composed the famous collage known as Analogous City for the Venice Biennale…
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DH Monday: CFP – 2023 CAA Session: Digital Humanities and the Future of Art History (New York / February 15–18, 2023)
“Digital Humanities and the Future of Art History” Session, which will present In-Person at CAA’s 111th Annual Conference, (New York / February 15–18, 2023) Sponsored by the Services to Historians of Visual Arts Committee Submission Deadline: Wednesday, August 31 Increasingly, humanists across disciplines are driving digital humanities projects. At the same time, data and digital…