This project surveys exhibition networks, by focusing on biennials of contemporary art. Our data corpus, extracted from diverse online sources and archives, includes information on exhibition makers (artists,...
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A peer-reviewed digital publication, Ed Ruscha’s Streets of Los Angeles: City, Archive, Image, Artist, which contextualizes Ruscha’s archive as an extension of his artistic practice and includes sixteen...
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Closer to Van Eyck was an interdisciplinary research project to assess the structural condition of the Ghent Altarpiece. The site contains high-resolution images and digital macrophotography of the...
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Whereas pictures can be satisfactorily represented in two dimensions on a computer screen, space — especially Gothic space — demands a different approach, one which embraces not only...
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The Digital Art History Lab and the Center for Advanced Research of Spatial Information(link is external) at Hunter College, CUNY, are collaborating on an online, interactive tool that...
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The Map Search feature allows users of the Archives Directory for the History of Collecting to search over time and space using filters and keywords. The Directory is...
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Mapping Paintings is an open-source platform that allows users to tailor-make their own individual scholarly mapping projects. The platform facilitates the realization of these types of projects with...
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‘Mapping Video Art’ is an experiment in data visualization created at the Institute of Fine Arts. The project allows the user to see the movement of video art...
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The letters are the window to Van Gogh’s universe. This edition, the product of 15 years of research at the Van Gogh Museum and Huygens ING, contains all...
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The database and visualization applications offered on this website originated in the programme Art Markets in Europe 1300-1800, Emergence, Development, Networks, funded by the Agence Nationale de la...
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