Web Archiving Helps Record Our History
A peek under the hood at the realities of capturing the fast-moving web.
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Using digital and other tools to support research and knowledge of art and conservation.
A New Digital Tool for Looking at Bruegel
Dig into the details of some of Bruegel’s beloved paintings.
Uniting Records from the Knoedler Archives for Provenance Research
Making sense of 1.7 million art sales records in the Getty Provenance Index.
How Safe Are Historic Earthen Sites? Earthquakes and Engineers Can Tell You.
Advances in retrofitting for safety and preservation.
A Summer with Conservation Science
A chemistry student gets hands-on experience in art conservation.
The Ripple Effect in Provenance Data Standardization
Grappling with the thorny issues of readying datasets about provenance as LOD.
The People Behind the Getty Research Portal
Digitizing thousands of books and journals to advance the study of art history.
Making the Getty Villa’s New Audio Guide
Bringing the stories of ancient art to life in your ears.
Six Lessons Learned from Our First Crowdsourcing Project in the Digital Humanities
Crowdsourcing is not “free” labor, and other lessons from our first foray into citizen transcription.
Simple UX Research Techniques for Digital Art History Projects
UX research anyone can do.
Digital Preservation in Practice
The challenges of digital files.
The Art of Photographing Architecture with Chris Edwards
Why photographing buildings is very different from photographing people.
