Digital Art History Research Group (DAHRG)
Description
The Digital Art History Research Group organises discussions around the use of digital and computational methods in the histories of art and architecture and in conservation.
From the building of newly accessible archives to new possibilities in art historical analysis, digital tools and methods have transformed not just the way art historical research is done but even the types of questions that are asked and the way researchers think about their objects. Rather than supplanting analogue research and the material object, the digital complements established methods, expanding the field, offering unprecedented access to materials and conversations, and foregrounding the possibilities of trans-disciplinary collaboration.
The annual schedule of events includes lectures, seminar discussions, and practical workshops aimed at fostering discussion around the possibilities of digital methods and tools, and introducing colleagues to their application and use.
The Group welcomes members from across the Courtauld’s research community, including staff, PhDs, and master’s students.
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Somerset House
Strand
London
WC2R 0RN
United Kingdom
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Courtauld Institute of Art
London
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2023-09-20 14:59:51