The Metropole, The Official Blog of the Urban History Association, has announced it’s graduate student blogging contest. The contest will open on July 1 and will close on August 15. Entries must be submitted to themetropole@urbanhistory.org. Posts will run on the blog in August and September, and we will announce the winners in October. Finalists…
Florida Atlantic University | School of Architecture Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA October 17-18, 2020 CALL FOR PAPERS & CREATIVE WORK: virtual interiorities offers a critical forum for presenting creative practices and scholarship of historical, theoretical, realized, and speculative work involving virtual reality, architecture, and design. More specifically, it promotes innovation in design theory, pedagogy, research,…
Dates: 28-30 June 2021 Places: London / Hatfield, UK / Virtual Early Abstracts: 30 June 2020 This conference is planned as a hybrid in-person and virtual event. If necessary it will be moved to a fully virtual format. The keynote will be held in London. In-person presentations will take place in the University of Hertfordshire campus…
Deadline: Jan 31, 2020 For the upcoming issue – vol. 5: “History of Digital Art” – the International Journal of Digital Art History (DAHJ) asks for contributions on the following topics: New perspectives on traditional fields of the history of digital art, like early computer art, internet art, interactive computer-based art, and other forms Genealogies…
An exciting announcement from the International Journal for Digital Art History (DAHJ) [h/t to Mary Okin]: DAHJ is excited to announce the launch of our new-and-improved website. This relaunch was part of the initiative Publishing Digital Art History, made possible by a generous grant by the Kress Foundation. This allowed us to design a website that more…
Next Monday is Labor Day so we’ve labored to post next week’s topic today: the Digital Humanities Quarterly Special Issue on AudioVisual DH CFP that address digital humanities approaches to audio and/or visual data. The co-editors will feature DH scholars in fields such as art history, history, film studies, media studies, musicology, oral history, and…