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1 online resource |
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computer c rdamedia |
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online resource cr rdacarrier |
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Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed November 5, 2019) |
| Contents |
Introduction / Jeremy Pilcher -- Current research methodologies of scholars in the visual arts: Toward an emerging model in image and text retrieval for the domain / Catherine Larkin -- Part I: Data generation. From photogrammetry to Big Data: A case study of their possibilities for digital art history / Pedro Luengo ; Imaging technologies applied to questions of authorship / Nicholas Eastaugh -- Part II: Knowledge presentation and visualization. Time machines / Stephen Boyd Davis ; Vorsprung durch Technik: Multi-display learning spaces and art-historical method / Brett Bligh and Katharina Lorenz -- Part III: Virtual museology. Virtual museum: The concept and transformation / Anna Bentkowska-Kafel ; A field guide for analyzing the curation of online social networks of arts / Almila Akdag Salah ; The hyperimage: Toward a theory of expanded photography / Alfredo Cramerotti -- Conclusion: Technology-technique-transformation / Jeremy Pilcher |
| Summary |
"<P class=""p1""><em>Culture, Technology and the Image</em> explores the technologies deployed when images are archived, accessed and distributed. The chapters discuss the ways in which habits and techniques used in learning and communicating knowledge about images are affected by technological developments. The volume discusses a wide range of issues, including access and participation; research, pedagogy and teaching; curation and documentation; circulation and re-use; and conservation and preservation.<br /> <br /> The book illustrates how knowledge about images is intertwined with the methods that are used to store, retrieve and analyse those images and the information associated with them. Focusing on the implications of technology for processes and practices brings into view the permeable nature of boundaries between such disciplines as art history, media studies, museum studies and archiving. As such, this text will appeal to a broad academic audience, including art historians interested in the digital; media studies scholars; digital humanities scholars interested in expanding beyond textual scholarship; as well as new students in any of these fields.</p> " |
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Visual communication.
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Technology -- Social aspects.
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Communication visuelle.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE / Media Studies
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Technology -- Social aspects
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Visual communication
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| Indexed Term |
digital art history |
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virtual museums |
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online social networks |
| Added Author |
Pilcher, Jeremy, editor.
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| ISBN |
9781789381139 (electronic bk.) |
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1789381134 (electronic bk.) |
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9781789381122 (electronic bk.) |
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1789381126 (electronic bk.) |
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9781789381115 |
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AU@ 000069021278 |
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