The Digital Art History Society (DAHS) is delighted to have a call for proposals at next year’s 115th annual CAA conference in NYC. The Panel, entitled Tools, Texts, and Images — Reframing Visual Culture in the Digital Age, will be chaired by DAHS members Isabel Taube and Jennifer Henel. Instructions for submission (a 250-word abstract and […]
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JOB: Librarian for Visual Studies at Duke University
Duke University is pleased to post the position for the Librarian for Visual Studies. This position actively engages with faculty, students, researchers, and staff in the department of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies, supporting additional areas of study, including architecture, photography, digital art, computational media, material culture, and museology. For more information, please see […]
JOB: Visual Resources Curator, University of Kansas
The Visual Resources Curator provides professional leadership for the University of Kansas History of Art Department’s visual resources facility and digital image collections. The position oversees the development, organization, preservation, and delivery of visual materials in support of the department’s teaching, research, and service mission. In addition to managing established visual resources operations and supervising […]
EVENT: Forging the Future of Digital Scholarship: People, Projects, Priorities – May 1, 2026 – Brown University
Hosted by The Brown University Library, this one-day hybrid symposium will focus on future directions in the field of digital scholarship, including community-engaged research, the role of AI, the rapidly evolving landscape of multimodal publishing, and more. Brett Bobley, advisor for Schmidt Sciences’ Humanities and AI Virtual Institute grant program and former founding Director of the […]
CFP: Cultural Complexity and Computational Approaches: Toward a Systemicand Critical Understanding of Cultural Ecosystems (Complexhibit2026) Málaga (Spain), 30 June; 1-2 July 2026
Complexity is a general property of cultural systems across historicalperiods. Cultural life has long unfolded through dense interdependenciesamong institutions and patronage regimes, media and materialinfrastructures, markets and circuits of exchange, publics andinterpretive communities, and the norms and policies that governcultural legitimacy. Across time—whether in early modern correspondencenetworks, nineteenth-century print cultures, or today’splatform-mediated environments—these interacting forces […]
CFP: Historians of Netherlandish Art Conference 2027
Historians of Netherlandish (HNA) 2027 will be co-hosted by Boston University and the Center for Netherlandish Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. This is the first HNA conference in North America since 2014 and the third conference held in Boston/Cambridge, an established and growing hub for the study of Netherlandish art. We are excited to invite session […]