Critical Digital Art History - by Amanda Wasielewski & Anna Näslund (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

This anthology highlights emerging critical perspectives on digitization, computational methods and datafication in art history and the museum/heritage sector. The aim is to develop a deeper understanding of the theoretical and political aspects of the use of digital tools in these areas. 25b&w illus.

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'Critical Digital Art History [...] poses some wonderful opportunities in the digital arena. Two strong characteristics make it excel at contributing meaningfully to the growing conversation surrounding art history practice, tools, and method in the digital era. First, it is an anthology, and anthologies are highly recommended research gold mines because of the many voices and perspectives they can explore. Second, this book is rooted in diverse case study examples. This brilliant combination of diverse voices and diverse situations make this outstanding for the researcher and art historian seeking to learn more about professional practice and more in the digital era. Highly recommended.'

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