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At the College Art Association’s virtual 2021 conference, graduate students from Duke’s Art, Art History & Visual Studies presented their use of GIS technologies as part of their research. Topics ranged from mapping women artists’ travels to Sevillian painters’ colocations. Watch the Presentations Presentation Titles & Authors Mapping Migrations of Italian Women Artists, 1500-1700, Dana… Read More »Art Historical GIS: Mapping Artists, Objects, and Intellectual Exchange

Following the success of the Cultures of the Sea: Art of the Ancient Americas virtual tour, part of the Art of the Americas Initiative, the Nasher Museum of Art has collaborated with Mark Olson to produce a virtual tour of Graphic Pull: Contemporary Prints from the Collection. Built in a customized version of Marzipano, the… Read More »Explore the Nasher’s “Graphic Pull” Virtually

On Tuesday, April 7, lab director Paul Jaskot presented “The Intersecting History of Nazi Perpetrators and Jewish Victims in Occupied Krakow: Using the Built Environment to Analyze the Holocaust” at Greensboro College’s 13th Annual Schleunes Lecture, held virtually. The Schleunes Lecture, organized by Michael Sistrom, is presented annually through generous support of Richard and Jane… Read More »Paul Jaskot Delivers 13th Annual Schleunes (Virtual) Lecture at Greensboro College

The Wired! Lab for Digital Art History and Visual Culture is pleased to announce both the launch of a new website (https://dahvc.org/) and the release of our digital and analog publication Celebrating 10+ Years of Wired! (https://reports.dahvc.org/). These events coincide with the changing of our name to the Duke University Digital Art History & Visual… Read More »Wired! becomes the Digital Art History & Visual Culture Research Lab