Incorporating Nazi-era sales catalogs into the Getty Provenance Index took a small team about two years. Here’s how they did the work. More»
digital art history
Posted in Behind the Scenes, Publications, Research
Which Way, Digital_Humanities?
“Ours is an era in which the humanities have the potential to play a vastly expanded creative role in public life.” Will they? More»
Also tagged digital humanities, digital publishing, online publishing
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Posted in Behind the Scenes, Manuscripts and Books, Research, Voices
Creating “Getty Scholars’ Workspace”: Lessons from the Digital Humanities Trenches
Getty Scholars’ Workspace, an online collaborative working environment, is taking shape at the Getty Research Institute. Lessons from the pilot project. More»
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It’s Time to Rethink and Expand Art History for the Digital Age
We need a 21st-century rethink of art history, one that takes us beyond academia to include artistic creation and the reception of artworks by the public. More»
Also tagged art history, digital humanities, digital publishing, scholarship, social media, web 2.0
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Posted in Art, Behind the Scenes, Publications, Research, Voices
Getty Voices: Rethinking Art History
In the digital age, is art history still relevant? The discussion is needed, and needed now. More»
Also tagged art history, online publishing, publishing, social media, technology, web 2.0
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Posted in Art, Education, Research
Six Questions for Art Detective Victoria Reed
What does a provenance researcher do? And how does she do it? More»
Also tagged art history, Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, Nazis, provenance
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