Location
Tokyo, Japan and Online
Dates
July 25–29 2022
Deadline for Submissions
November, 30th 2021
Theme
Asia has a long history of digital humanistic research, reaching back to the 1950s. Over the past several years, the ADHO DH conferences have seen a steady increase in participation and presentations by scholars from India, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, China, Korea, and Japan. There is a closeness among Asian neighbors not only geographically, but also in terms of shared history, cultural values, and linguistic connections. With this background in mind, DH2022 provides an opportunity to showcase not only DH in Japan, but to also provide a window into the breadth of DH research and teaching throughout the Asian region. At the same time, DH2022 offers the chance for Western scholars to visit the wonderful city of Tokyo, and forge long-lasting relationships with Asian colleagues. The organizers hope to provide a place to meet face-to-face for global communication and collaboration among DH colleagues. Nevertheless, the ongoing worldwide crisis due to the COVID pandemic creates challenges for many scholars to participate in-person in the conference. Therefore, the organizers for DH2022 will support an equitable “hybrid” style of conference, with both in-person and virtual forms of presentation and interaction that ensures the high quality of ADHO’s international conference whilst ensuring safety.*.
Program
MONDAY - JAN, 17TH
5.00 pm
Welcome & Introduction
Stella Rollig; Christian Huemer; Anna-Marie Kroupova (Belvedere, Vienna)
Panel 1: Audience Engagement
Moderation: Sabine Fauland (Austrian Museums Association, Graz)
5.20 pm
Everyone’s and Just Yours. Wikimedia, Audience, and Openness at the National Gallery of Art, Washington
Benjamin Zweig (National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.)5.45 pm
Die MuseumsMenschen-App im Schaudepot. Ein intergeneratives, partizipatives Pilotprojekt an der Schnittstelle von analog und digital
Hanna Brinkmann; Anja Grebe (Donau-Universität Krems); Melanie N. Lopin (Stadtmuseum Korneuburg)6.10 pm
Sonic Enhancement of Virtual Exhibits
Paola Di Giuseppantonio Di Franco; Michael Tymkiw (University of Essex)7.00 pm
Keynote Lecture
Moderation: Christian Huemer (Belvedere, Vienna)
The Universal Museum and its Digital Expansion
Max Hollein (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
TUESDAY - JAN, 18TH
Panel 2: Interwoven Worlds
Moderation: Nicole High-Steskal (Donau-Universität Krems)
5.00 pm
Das Verhältnis von original-digital-virtuell
Werner Schweibenz (MusIS, University of Konstanz)5.25 pm
Digital Ekphrasis. Creating Emily Dickinson’s Cultural Heritage
Kayla Shipp (Emory University, Atlanta)5.50 pm
Virealität. Modus Operandi digitaler Kunstvermittlung der Hamburger Kunsthalle
Anja Gebauer; Katharina Hoins; Andrea Weniger (Hamburger Kunsthalle)6.15 pm
Rethinking the Collection Catalogue. Hybrid Publishing at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Brigid M. Boyle (Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City)