Technological Revolutions and Art History Part I: Q&A

The first day of the symposium features guests from leading American universities who will examine how science and technology have been historically linked to art history, thus providing participants with a background for an exciting discussion of the current status of digital art history (DAH).

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Technological Revolutions and Art History

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part I: Jessica Riskin

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part I: Alison Langmead

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part I: Tianna Uchacz

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part I: Park Doing & C. Richard Johnson, Jr.

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Spyros Koulouris

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Alba Irollo

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Jorge Sebastián Lozano and Eliseo Martínez Roig

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Michelle Kuo

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Panel Discussion moderated by Tianna Uchacz

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Q & A

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part III: Alonzo C. Addison

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part III: Carla Schroer and Mark Mudge