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A few final words on Digital Humanities and Art History before I move on
Thanks to everyone who commented on my previous two posts. I’m still working these things out in my head, and am speaking from a very limited (and naive) perspective of only a handful of institutions and projects that I have … Continue reading
More Thoughts on Digital Humanities and Fine Arts
After more thought about the previous post, I think my question is: Should digital humanities centers take it upon themselves to encourage fine art and art history faculty to create digital projects? That would probably involve searching for funding from … Continue reading
the life cycle of art and writing
There’s a definite life cycle to art and writing, and surprisingly, the stages are very similar. I had always thought of these fields as so different, but I realize more and more that they are mostly alike. The phases one … Continue reading
"Coming Home" by Enrique Martinez Celaya – a write up
A review of “Coming Home,” an exhibition by Enrique Martinez Celaya at the Sheldon Art Museum through October 29, 2006. Continue reading
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Enrique Martinez Celaya: Note from lecture
Short entry about Enrique Martinez Celaya’s visit to the Sheldon. Continue reading
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Unnecessary Divisions – a call to artists
Is there something wrong with the way Fine Art majors are organized? Or is it just me? Continue reading