The NYC Digital Art History Steering Committee will be holding an open meeting for all NYC DAH members on Friday, November 18th from 3:00 – 5:00pm at the Frick Collection. Please RSVP by sending an email to dahl@frick.org.

“Save Your Scholarship: Web Archiving and Tools for Preserving Research Resources”
Friday, October 21, 2016, 4:00-6:00 p.m.
Debbie Kempe and Sumitra Duncan, Frick Art Reference Library

Location: Frick Art Reference Library, Small Reading Room
Questions: dahlprograms@frick.org
Cost: Free
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Many seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish painters found it commercially advantageous to specialize in a particular genre, but was the same true for etchers and engravers? In this talk, Matthew Lincoln will demonstrate how quantitative methods are used to assess genre diversity in large databases of prints and paintings, such as the Frick’s M…[Read more]

Many seventeenth-century Dutch and Flemish painters found it commercially advantageous to specialize in a particular genre, but was the same true for etchers and engravers? In this talk, Matthew Lincoln will demonstrate how quantitative methods are used to assess genre diversity in large databases of prints and paintings, such as the Frick’s M…[Read more]

In this hands-on workshop Andy Eschbacher and Aurelia Moser demonstrate how to create interactive, map-based data visualizations that can be easily integrated into digital humanities projects. CartoDB is a GIS (geographic information systems) tool that is easy to pick up and learn. Please sign up for a free account before attending the workshop.…[Read more]