This summary is a short overview of a roundtable discussion that took place at the Renaissance Society of America on the topic of the structure and organization of a Digital Humanities curriculum.
Read MoreFull Issue: Digital Space and Architecture
FULL ISSUE. Art history is centrally concerned with a vast array of three-dimensional objects, such as sculptures, and spaces, such as architecture. Digital technologies allow the creation of virtual spaces…
Read MoreEditorial: Creating New Spaces in Art History
Art History is much more than a discipline of flat, 2D images. Even digital image atlases and metapictures often surpass the limitations…
Read MoreFeatured Article: Big Data and the End of History
As data storage, computational processing power, and retrieval costs diminish, many traditional technologies of data-compression are becoming obsolete.
Read MoreInterview: CyArk
CyArk is a California-based nonprofit dedicated to digitally documenting and preserving world heritage.
Read More3D Reconstruction Techniques as a Cultural Shift?
Digital 3D reconstruction methods have been widely applied to support research and the presentation of historical objects since the 1980s…
Read More(Re-)Creating the past: 10 years using BIM
Digital 3D reconstruction methods have been widely applied to support research and the presentation of historical objects since the 1980s…
Read MoreUncertainty Visualization and 3D in Archaeology
A range of disciplinary approaches were surveyed with regard to methods and techniques developed to deal with uncertainty.
Read MoreComputational Imagination
This essay explores current possibilities and limits of computational techniques applied to the cultural and historical studies of images.
Read MoreA Role-Based Model for Successful Collaboration
Sustained dialogue and collaborative work between art historians and technologists has a great deal to offer both fields of inquiry.
Read MoreAgainst Digital Art History
This article responds to two issues affecting the field of contemporary art history: digital technology and the so-called computational turn in the humanities.
Read MoreBig Bang Art History
The History of Art is in the midst of its own big bang.
Read MoreSummer School on Digital Art History (DAHSS)
The Summer School on Digital Art History (DAHSS) is an ongoing joint initiative of the University of Málaga and the University of California, Berkeley.
Read MoreCoding Dürer: International Interdisciplinary Hackathon
A highly interdisciplinary field such as digital art history requires specialized skills.
Read MoreFull Issue: Visualizing Big Image Data
FULL ISSUE! Big Data and Big Image Data (BID) open up tantalizing new vistas to the art historian.
Read MoreEditorial: Big Image Data as research opportunity
Big Image Data adds a new tonal range to our discipline without discarding any of the traditional art historical methods.
Read MoreFeatured Article: Figuring out Art History
As a myriad of new artefacts veils the view into the past, like city lights covering the night sky, it is easy to forget that there is more than one Starry Night…
Read MoreInterview: George Legrady
George Legrady is one of the pioneers who examine artistically the visual outcome of algorithms by creating new forms of visualizations and 3D installations.
Read MoreBig Image Data within the Big Picture of Art History
New technology calls for a new definition of the role of the art historical researcher and the tools being used.
Read MoreLarge-scale Classification of Fine-Art Paintings
With the availability of large collections of digitized artworks comes the need to develop multimedia systems to archive and retrieve this pool of data.
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