By Ania Korsunska
How Our Tools Shape Us: Technology’s Impact on Art History
Originally posted on February 19, 2019 by Bethany Farrell On the walk between Temple’s Art History department and Paley Library (where the Digital Scholarship Center is located) there has been a poster…
Impressions in the Land: An Exploration of Digital Modeling
Posted on January 22, 2019 by Vivien Wise
Bless This Mess: The Problem of Aesthetics in Digital Art History
Originally posted on November 28, 2018 by Bethany Farrell As art historians it is built into our DNA to prize the beautiful, but as I continue to integrate digital analytic tools into…
Viral Networks: Does Misinformation Spread like a Virus?
By Ania Korsunska
Progressing Towards an Accessible VR Experience
By Jasmine Clark
3D Modeling in Reverse: From the Digital to the Physical
Originally posted on October 8, 2018 by Vivien Wise
Trolling for regime change in Iran
By Caroline Tynan
“That Belongs in a Museum”: Curation and DH Data as Cultural Heritage
Originally posted on September 21, 2018 by Bethany Farrell Of all the discipline-specific words co-opted by the larger public the word curate irks art historian me the most. Almost a decade ago,…
Citing Misinformation: A Lifecycle Case Study
By Ania Korsunska
Locating the American Dream in Digital Newspapers
By Rachel Wildfeuer
Reconstructing Renaissance Lisbon
By Danielle A Guimaraes