Workshops have been organized, speakers have been invited, and spaces reserved. We are now officially one week away from NYCDH Week 2020. With more than 40 workshops, demos, and events (our most ever), a robust Kickoff Event on Monday which includes graduate student awards, themed panel, keynote speaker, lightning talks, and the presentation of…[Read more]

Graduate students, librarians, faculty, museum workers, independent scholars, tech companies and others are all invited to become part of NYCDH Week’s series of wide-ranging workshops, demonstrations, and events. These…[Read more]

This is a reminder to register for the event The Sogdians: Influencers of the Silk Roads; Imagining and Enacting Digital Cultural Heritage taking place this Thursday from 2:30-6:00 at NYU’s Bobst Library. Join the Sogdian team for two panels discussing the methodological and technical approaches taken in developing the project and get a chance t…[Read more]

XE: NYU’s Program in Experimental Humanities & Social Engagement, the NYU’s Program in Museum Studies, and Digital Scholarship Services at NYU’s Bobst Library would like to invite you to the event:

The Sogdians – Influencers on the Silk Roads; Imagining and Enacting Digital Cultural Heritage

The Sogdians were the middlemen of the…[Read more]

The NYCDH Week Kickoff Event is tomorrow and we have a SOLD OUT FULL HOUSE!!! Looking forward to keynote, talks, and meeting folks (oh yeah and Digibar of course!)

Still lots of spots open for workshops throughout the week so register now if you haven’t.

Happy NYCDH Week!

Contact me with any questions. kimon.keramidas@nyu.edu

NYCDH Week is now just a little over a week away. Are you excited yet?!?

Along with what promises to be an amazing Kickoff Event with a theme of Information and Democracy, we are again offering 36 workshops from February 5th-8th at institutions across the city.

Registration is now fully open for these workshops which cover an enormously wide…[Read more]

NYCDH Week is less than a month away!
The 4th Annual NYCDH Week is coming to an institution near you from February 4-8, 2019. Filled with talks, roundtables, networking, and wide array of FREE workshops on tools, skills, and new techniques, NYCDH Week gives individuals across the region an opportunity to join and network with our vibrant community…[Read more]

Just realized that I should have posted this here months ago. Earlier this year Ellen Prokop and I co-edited a special issue of JITP on Digital Art History. We are really proud of how the issue turned out and think you would all be very interested in its contents. You can find the issue here. Everyone should look through other issues of JITP and…[Read more]

A little late to be advertising this, but I will be teaching Into to Omeka and Advanced Omeka workshops on the next two Mondays, June 18 and 25 from 2-4.

Tickets for Mon 18th Intro workshop can be gotten here.

Tickets for Mon 25th Advanced workshop can be gotten here.

Cheers,
Kimon Keramidas

This message comes to us via Marion Thain at NYU:

Critics accuse the digital humanities of positioning longer-established humanities disciplines as the ‘crisis’ humanities, and The Chronicle has just declared the ‘bust’ of the digital humanities. Perhaps it’s time for a discussion?

The ‘Crisis’ Humanities, and the Digital Humanities?
N…[Read more]

That’s right, less than a week before NYCDH’s smorgasbord of DH events and workshops hit the city from February 6-10. The 2nd Annual NYCDH Week will be filled with talks, roundtables, networking, awards and probably the most impressive array of FREE workshops known to DH-kind. We hope you can join us!

Register for the Kickoff Gathering
The Kic…[Read more]

The 2nd Annual NYCDH Week is coming to an institution near you from February 6-10. Filled with talks, roundtables, networking, and probably the most impressive array of FREE workshops known to DH-kind, NYCDH Week gives individuals across the region an opportunity to learn new techniques and skills, meet new people, and make new connections.

Time…[Read more]

I just posted an announcement on the main NYCDH site about a special issue of the Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy on Digital Art History titled Re:viewing Digital Technologies and Art History.

Ellen Prokop from the Frick and myself will be co-editing the issue and we are hoping to get submissions from this group, of which we are…[Read more]

The Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy
Special Issue

Re:viewing Digital Technologies and Art History

Issue Editors:
Kimon Keramidas, New York University and The Graduate Center, CUNY
Ellen Prokop, The Frick Art Reference Library

By raising awareness of the importance of integrating technology into intellectual work, The Journal of…[Read more]