Reimagining a Medieval Choir Screen
In Fall 2016, the Wired! Lab hosted two Master’s students, Andrea Basso and Elisa Castagna, from the University of Padua. The following is an account… Read More »Reimagining a Medieval Choir Screen
In Fall 2016, the Wired! Lab hosted two Master’s students, Andrea Basso and Elisa Castagna, from the University of Padua. The following is an account… Read More »Reimagining a Medieval Choir Screen
Wired! is excited to announce new research opportunities for Duke undergraduates in Spring 2017. Interested in becoming a Wired! Fellow? You could become part of… Read More »Spring Undergraduate Fellowships
The Kingdom of Sicily Image Database ( kos.aahvs.duke.edu) collects historic drawings, paintings, engravings and photographs that depict the medieval monuments and cities South Italy erected… Read More »Kingdom of Sicily Image Database Launches!
The North Carolina Museum of Art recently opened a new exhibition in collaboration with a Duke University research group, Image Processing for Art Investigation (IPAI),… Read More »A Tour of the NC Art Museum’s “Reunited: Francescuccio Ghissi’s St. John Altarpiece “
News/Event>Summer Workshop
We’re publishing our Visualizing Venice 2016 Summer Workshop materials online under a CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0 license. These include our schedule, slides, tutorials, and links to other… Read More »Published: Visualizing Venice Workshop Materials
It still feels like summer in Durham, but classes start next week. As we’re preparing our syllabi, we’re also pulling together resources for integrating tools… Read More »Back To School Tutorials for Teaching
The Wired! Lab will be making several appearances at the Digital Humanities 2016 conference in Kraków this summer! Here’s where you’ll find us: Tuesday, July 12th… Read More »Wired! at DH2016
What happened at the Visualizing Venice 2016 workshop? Check out our public archive of the event:
Application deadline: March 31, 2016 What is it about? Digital Technologies for Historical and Cultural visualization are transforming the ways that scholarscan study and represent… Read More »Visualizing Venice: The Ghetto of Venice