The Frick Art Reference Library’s Digital Art History Lab promotes the use of software and digital tools to explore spatial, temporal, and material issues.
“Tracing the Unknown, or How to Find Gaps in Provenance Data,” November 6, 2024, 12 – 1 p.m. EST, upcoming DAHL virtual lunchtime talk by Lynn Rother, the Lichtenberg-Professor for Provenance Studies and Director of the Provenance Lab, Leuphana University https://t.co/segsSsY3zU
Don't forget, Workshop 4: #AI/#ML: Increasing Access, Visibility, and Engagement, hosted by @frickcollection starts tomorrow! Registration is still open, so it's not too late! Details can be found on our website: https://t.co/63EntpBXZj
Day 2 of Workshop 4 will feature artist @JeanneSusplugas; Louisa Wood Ruby, Executive Director of PHAROS; @erdmann, Senior Scientist at the Rijksmuseum; & @bohyunkim, Associate University Librarian for Library Information Technology, University of Michigan Library. #AI#ML
Day 1 of Workshop 4 includes an interactive session with Elizabeth Merritt, VP for Strategic Foresight at the American Alliance of Museums and Founding Director of the Center for the Future of Museums (CFM), chaired by @cncoleman. An open discussion will follow the session. #AI
Online Workshop, 10/25 and 10/26: “Reimagining Industry / Academic / Cultural Heritage Partnerships in AI”, to register or for more information: 2021https://tinyurl.com/2z6s69de
#DigitalArtHistory#DAH#AI#Glam
Exciting #DH news! We have updated the Programme for our first Workshop with our speakers' abstracts and bios! There's still time to apply for a space at the workshop, just submit the application form by 18th June. Programme and Form are available here: https://t.co/MtqcBY6czp
There's still time to apply for a space at our first project workshop on 7th July and see our brilliant speakers discuss #MachineLearning and #AI in cultural institutions. Check out https://t.co/GSoR41RuQX for more details. Deadline for applications is 18th June!
Applications are now open for a part-time fellowship with the Frick Art Reference Library's Digital Art History Lab for the academic year 2021-2022. Learn more here: https://t.co/NZdrpHOyS5 #NYC_DH#DH_NYC
Join us for the final part of the Technological Revolutions in Art History symposium, Thursday, March 11th from 11am-1pm (EST). Register here: https://t.co/VWtPqVb2Hm #NYC_DH#DH_NYC#DAHLSymposium
Computer-assisted procedures for identifying identical sheets of paper produced from the same papermaking mold affords researchers new insights into material interconnections between Leonardo da Vinci’s treatises. Learn more at our upcoming DAHL lecture: https://t.co/QCErCKSY4j
Upcoming DAHL Lecture on February 18 at 2 p.m. EST: "Hunting for Paper Moldmates in Leonardo da Vinci’s Codices." For more information and to register: https://t.co/QCErCKSY4j #FrickLibrary#DAHL#DoingDAH#DH
NYCDH is proud to announce #NYCDHWeek21 February 8-12! Join us for our kick-off day on Feb 8, where our theme is "Care and Repair." Keynote conversation with
@lmrhody & @thedatarealist, presentations by grad student award winners, and more! Register: https://t.co/n2G4qJBdj2
Please join us for the third part of the symposium "Technological Revolutions and Art History" on Thursday, January 14th at 11 a.m. EST. The topic for this session is the ethics of digitization. For information and to register, visit: https://t.co/Q9Lt1a8rS7
Please join us for part two of the symposium, "Technological Revolutions and Art History," on November 12! To register: https://t.co/AQB15yqKnt For more information about the four-part event: https://t.co/3u3s3JFj6Z #doingDAH#DigitalArtHistory#DH#DigitalHumanities
@NadezhdaPovroz1 All presentations will be uploaded to the DAH channel on the Frick website about two to three weeks after the event: https://t.co/fCGR78VaNW
For more information about the DAHL's upcoming symposium, "Technological Revolutions and Art History," please see this blog post: https://t.co/vxtiHKJJIz #doingDAH#digitalhumanities#DAH#FrickLibrary
Thanks to everyone who joined us for part one of "Technological Revolutions and Art History." To sign up for part two, please visit: https://t.co/CdKFHLIWpu
Join us for part one of the four-part online symposium, "Technological Revolutions and Art History," on October 15! Please sign up through the Frick's calendar: https://t.co/EZhgBBxfrz #DAHL#DAH#DH#doingDAH#digitalhumanities#Fricklibrary