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 […]
digital art history
EVENT: CAA DAHS Panel: What Difference does AI Make? – Feb. 19 4:30 – 6:00PM EST
The 114th convening of the College Art Association’s annual convention will take place Chicago, and if you’re attending, we invite you to join our our DAHS-sponsored session (Hilton Chicago, 3rd floor, Waldorf Room), where Chair Elizabeth Mansfield will facilitate a panel addressing how AI is changing (or not!) the landscape of digital art history. The […]
JOB: Assistant Professorship – Renaissance Mediterranean & Digital Humanities
For more information and to apply : https://apply.interfolio.com/170982 Middlebury’s Department of the History of Art and Architecture is thrilled to announce a new tenure-track assistant professorship in Renaissance Mediterranean and Digital Humanities. For more information, reach out to DAHS member Carrie Anderson at carriea[at]middlebury[dot]edu.
EVENT: CAA DAHS Panel: Digital Methods for Difficult Hidden Art Histories, Feb. 14 11:00AM – 12:30PM EST
If you’re attending this year’s College Art Association’s annual convention in New York, please join our DAHS-sponsored session (New York Hilton Midtown, 2nd floor, Morgan Suite), as our co-chairs Paul B. Jaskot (Duke University), Mark J.V. Olson (Duke University), and Victoria E. Szabo (Duke University) address challenging topics and the approach of digital art history […]
EVENT: CAA DAHS Panel: Blanks No More? Digital Art History and the Unknown, Feb. 16 5:30-7 pm EST, Hilton Chicago
Join co-chairs Max Koss (Leuphana University Lüneburg) and Lynn Rother (Leuphana University Lüneburg) to explore four papers on the topics of filling in data gaps. Sponsored by the DAHS, the papers will include: The session will be in-person only. We hope to see you there! https://caa.confex.com/caa/2024/meetingapp.cgi/Session/12651
Meet the Humans Behind Digital Humanities: Anne Collins Goodyear, founder of DAHS
Please tell us about yourself I co-direct the Bowdoin College Museum of Art in Brunswick, Maine. – I love holding a position that gives me an opportunity to operate in a space between the museum world and academia. This provides an opportunity to engage with new scholarship in addition to the general public to share […]