Visualization and the Holocaust
The Holocaust was an historical event that has profoundly shaped our understanding of modern society and has left behind a vast historical record. In the… Read More »Visualization and the Holocaust
The Holocaust was an historical event that has profoundly shaped our understanding of modern society and has left behind a vast historical record. In the… Read More »Visualization and the Holocaust
Kristin Huffman’s research and collaborative digital project “Jacopo de’ Barbari’s Marvelous View of 1500″ will be showcased at the University of Minnesota’s Venice Digital Humanities Workshop… Read More »Huffman at Venice Digital Humanities Workshop
From Ed Triplett’s presentation at the October 12, 2018, Visualization Friday Forum: Unreal Spaces and Real Places: Visualizing the Virtual World of the Book of… Read More »Video: Ed Triplett on Unreal Spaces and Real Places
Dr. Huffman will present plans for a new installation at the Correr Museum on October 9th. Registration is requested. Jacopo de’ Barbari’s View made visible… Read More »Kristin Huffman Previews Correr Museum Installation
The Wired! Lab is pleased to be a cosponsor with the Franklin Humanities Institute for the Representing Migration Humanities Lab’s fall event series on digital… Read More »Digital Pedagogy Series: Practitioners on teaching & research with digital technologies
The National Humanities Center is hosting a one-day workshop titled “Digital Humanities Nuts and Bolts: From Idea to Sustainable Project” on Tuesday, October 2, 2018.… Read More »Digital Humanities Workshop at the National Humanities Center
Wired! Director Paul Jaskot will be presenting at the first Visualization Friday Forum of the fall 2018 semester. The presentation will be livestreamed and recorded.… Read More »Visualization Friday Forum: Spatial Analysis of the Holocaust
Tell us about yourself and why you chose the MA in Digital Art History track. Emily Leon received her B.A. in Art History summa… Read More »MA Student Emily Leon on Esoteric Art, Visualization, and Text Analysis
Whether you’re a student, staff or faculty member, there are many opportunities to brush up your digital skill set this fall at Duke. Topics range from… Read More »Back to School: Brush Up On Your Digital Methods
Paul Jaskot, professor of art, art history and visual studies and director of the Wired! Lab at Duke, is the joint recipient of a 3-year… Read More »Jaskot part of NEH grant for The Holocaust Ghettos Project