Link to application A Postcard from the Revolution is a digital exhibition featuring the transnational history of an overlooked medium: the portable picture postcard. The exhibition… Read More »Revolutionary Postcard Lab Opening: On-Campus Job
Professor Victoria Szabo was interviewed by Duke Today on digital humanities at Duke and how it’s developed over time. Szabo highlights the importance of making… Read More »Victoria Szabo on the Rise of Digital Humanities at Duke
The Medieval Kingdom of Sicily Image Database Project—founded at Duke in 2011 by Caroline Bruzelius—is now housed at the Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History.… Read More »Medieval Kingdom of Sicily Image Database transferred to O’Donnell Institute
Kristin Huffman (art historian and DAHVC collaborator), Hannah Jacobs (Digital Humanities Specialist for DAHVC), & David Zielinski (Innovation Co-Lab technology specialist) have a newly published… Read More »Article published in the International Journal for Digital Art History
The annual meeting of the College Art Association is here, and it’s fully virtual this year. From the Nasher Museum of Art to Duke University… Read More »Duke at CAA2022
Join the Franklin Humanities Institute for its Friday morning faculty speaker series, tgiFHI! On Friday January 14, the series will feature Paul B. Jaskot, Professor of Art History and… Read More »tgiFHI: Paul Jaskot on Using Digital Methods to Analyze Humanities Sources
Application deadline: March 31, 2016 What is it about? Digital Technologies for Historical and Cultural visualization are transforming the ways that scholarscan study and represent… Read More »Visualizing Venice: The Ghetto of Venice