Please join us at York College for a keynote talk by Amanda Phillips (Georgetown University) titled “Interdisciplinary Trouble: Adapting Game Studies for Queer and Women of Color Feminist Critique.”

When: Friday, May 4, 12:00-4:00 pm

Where: York College/CUNY, Faculty Dining Room (Academic Core, room 2D01)

Lunch will be served at noon, followed…[Read more]

Hi All,

We’ve been asked to share news of this upcoming workshop with the NYCDH community

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Workshop: “Data Science for Digital Art History: Tackling Big Data Challenges, Algorithms, and Systems” at the KDD2018, London, 20th of August 2018

Dear NYCDH Members,

My name is Ewa Machotka and I’m an Associate Professor in Japanese Langu…[Read more]

Hi everyone,

Please join us at Hofstra University on Wed. April 25th for DREx 2018 (11:10 – 4:00 pm)– Digital Research Exchange — with a focus on “Digital Education.” We are so pleased to have Julia Flanders as keynote, speaking on “Working Spaces as Learning Spaces:Experiential Pedagogy in Digital Humanities.”

Free and open to the public –…[Read more]

Come join us for an evening lecture by Audrey Watters: “Teaching Machines: How the Automation of Education Became ‘Personalized Learning’”

Thursday, April 26 | 6:30pm
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Room 4406 (The Ph.D. Program in English Lounge)
Reception to Follow

RSVP http://cuny.is/hack

Co-Sponsored by the Teaching and Learning Center, Gradu…[Read more]

Building Project-Based Research Communities Around Humanities Data
April 3, 2018, 6.00-7.30

Register here: http://nyuhumanities.org/events/event-registration/?ee=145

Event Description:
How might we build collaboration into the curation and interpretation of data in the humanities? How might a tool that facilitates the sharing of humanities…[Read more]

On Thursday, April 12, 2018, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:40 p.m. The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library will be hosting a symposium exploring the use of computer vision technologies for art-historical research. This event is bringing together professionals from the fields of computer science, business, and art history to identify the precise…[Read more]

Digital Distance Symposium
April 6, 2018, 1:00 – 6:00 pm at Bard Graduate Center
Free and open to the public!
Register for this event: https://www.bgc.bard.edu/events/790/06-apr-2018-symposium-disrupting

New technologies frequently challenge our notions of distance by shifting perceptions of time and space which, in both subtle and radical w…[Read more]