Category: digital humanities
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DH Monday: Researchers Train AI to Attribute Paintings Based on Detailed Brushstroke Analysis
Article by Benjamin Sutton (The Art Newspaper, published 4 January 2022) Art historians may have a new tool for settling the attribution of disputed paintings using artificial intelligence (AI) thanks to research by a cross-disciplinary team led by physicists at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. The research, published in November in the journal Heritage…
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DH Monday: Supporting Curatorial Work with Machine Learning
By Audrey Altman, March 30, 2022. Curatorial work with large archival collections is challenging. In order to find artifacts related to a chosen topic, curators have to sift through thousands – sometimes millions – of materials and determine which are truly relevant. Machine learning can help streamline curatorial workflows by analyzing complex datasets and making…
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DH Monday: Digital Art History Summer School: Collapse, Creativity, and Imagination (Málaga / Aug 29–Sep 3, 2022)
Application Deadline [extended]: June 15, 2022 Acceptance Notification: July 7, 2022 Summer School Dates: August 29-September 3, 2021 (Málaga) The International Digital Art History Summer School (DAHSS) is a joint initiative of the University of Málaga and the UC Berkeley for the organization of training activities in the field of Digital Humanities and Digital Art…