What’s Happening
Revolutionary Postcard Lab Opening: On-Campus Job
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 focuses on photographic picture postcards published and circulated during the Iranian Constitutional Revolution (1905-11) and the Young Turk Revolution (1908). It also traces revolutionary postcards produced and mailed in the… Read More »Revolutionary Postcard Lab Opening: On-Campus Job
Visualizing Cities and Historic Spaces: 15 Years of Research in Art History and Digital Visual Studies
Join us on September 4, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Ahmadieh Family Lecture Hall, John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute, Duke University for Visualizing Cities and Historic Spaces: 15 Years of Research in Art History and Digital Visual Studies. This conference extends over a decade of research and international collaboration by highlighting… Read More »Visualizing Cities and Historic Spaces: 15 Years of Research in Art History and Digital Visual Studies
Victoria Szabo on the Rise of Digital Humanities at Duke
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 as a learning process and the ways students can get involved.
DAHVC Members Co-Lead 2nd Visualizing Cities Summer Institute
From June 3-7, 2024, members of Duke’s Digital Art History & Visual Culture Research Lab convened the Visualizing Cities Summer Institute, the second meeting in a two-year institute generously funded by the Getty Foundation. The institute took place at Venice International University (VIU), Isola di San Servolo, Venice, an international consortium of which Duke is… Read More »DAHVC Members Co-Lead 2nd Visualizing Cities Summer Institute
Kress Foundation Interview Highlights Digital Research & Master’s Program
In an April 2024 conversation with the Kress Foundation’s Shea Spiller, DAHVC Lab director Paul Jaskot described how the lab works, our focus, key projects developed through the lab, and how our work has informed the MA in Digital Art History program. Jaskot highlighted the centrality of art historical research questions, the ways in which… Read More »Kress Foundation Interview Highlights Digital Research & Master’s Program