Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Alba Irollo

Presentations in Part II of the symposium will examine how the invention of photography impacted the study of art and how current technological breakthroughs have the potential to promote new developments in the field of art history.

Cultural Heritage Data Reuse in Research: The Art Historians' Perspective
Alba Irollo

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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 I: Q&A

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Technological Revolutions and Art History Part II: Spyros Koulouris

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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