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NYC Digital Art History

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Mission:
The New York City Digital Art History (NYC-DAH) group brings together local institutions and individuals with an interest in the practice of digital art history. The NYC-DAH is an opportunity for art historians, artists, curators, conservators, students, and members of the GLAM community (galleries, libraries, archives, museums) to meet each other and share knowledge, projects, and initiate collaboration.

The immediate goal of the group is community building. Through the NYC-DH website and community activities, the group aims to connect key institutions and individuals, and build a dynamic network of digital art historians, designers and engineers.

Our first workshop took place on February 11, 2016 at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. Join the NYC DAH group to get updates on the group’s activity and upcoming events.

NYC-DAH Steering Group:
Chair: Jason Varone, The Institute of Fine Arts, NYU
Burcak Ozludil Altin, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Matthew Israel, Artsy
Gabriel Rodriguez, Columbia University
Katharine Wright, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Seeking Digital Humanities Editor, Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide

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    • May 17, 2019 at 6:44 pm #3699
      Jason Varone
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      This post is on behalf of Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide.

      Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide, a scholarly, refereed digital journal founded in 2002 and devoted to the study of international art and visual culture of the long nineteenth-century, is accepting applications for a digital humanities editor.

      We seek a candidate with a broad view of nineteenth-century art and visual culture and with knowledge of the conceptual and practical field of digital humanities. Technological expertise is not required, though candidates should hold a Ph.D. or have earned ABD status in a Ph.D. program. Ideal candidates will express ongoing willingness to stay abreast of debates in the field of digital humanities as well as to identify and participate in professional development in the field. They should be intellectually-rigorous, detail-oriented, and willing to collaborate with authors and other members of the editorial team.

      The digital humanities editor actively pursues digital humanities projects and works in a hands-on capacity with authors to develop the scholarly and digital aspects of their articles.
      Specific responsibilities include:

      • reviewing proposals
      • creating production schedules and guiding articles from proposal to publication
      • communicating frequently with authors to provide feedback on developing digital components and scholarly texts
      • liaising with the journal’s web developer
      • managing peer reviews

      A pioneer in digital publishing, NCAW is committed to publishing innovative digital projects and to integrating digital modes of data and image presentation in its bi-annual articles. You can find NCAW’s previously published digital humanities articles here:
      https://www.19thc-artworldwide.org/digital-humanities-and-art-history

      All positions on NCAW’s editorial board are voluntary.

      Please send a letter of interest and a CV to the journal’s executive editor Isabel Taube at taubeisa[at]gmail.com. Deadline: June 24, 2019.

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