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Crossing Institutional Boundaries to Create a Collaborative Digital Archives: The Collegewomen.org Project

Aug 17, 2016

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in #BUDSC16, #s1b, Building Bridges: Collaborating Within and Across Institutions, Digital Posters

Eric Pumroy (Bryn Mawr College), Joanna DiPasquale (Vassar College), and Beth Seltzer (Bryn Mawr College) The Collegewomen.org project is a collaborative effort by the colleges once known as the Seven Sisters to create a portal that brings together the institutions’ extensive collections of letters, diaries and scrapbooks that document the lives of the first generations…

Digital Tools and Physical Objects: Connecting Museums, Teaching, and Scholarship through Art History Teaching Resources

Aug 17, 2016

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Jill Hallam-Miller

in #BUDSC16, #s1a, Reframing Art History Through Digital Approaches

Renee McGarry (Sotheby’s Institute of Art) and Michelle Millar Fisher (Museum of Modern Art) This presentation will highlight specific entries on the AHTR Weekly blog and in our lesson plan project that have bridged the divide between academic art history, museums, and K-12 classrooms. These include entries on the AHTR Weekly concerning one of the…

Digital Art and Queer Utopias

Aug 17, 2016

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Jill Hallam-Miller

in #BUDSC16, #s2b, Redefining Art through the Digital, Reframing the Digital Through Art

Richard Rinehart (Bucknell University, Samek Art Museum) Queer communities are heralding a cultural turning point. From recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings, to “bathroom bills”, to the massacre in Orlando, queerness is central to current social and political debate. Current events can mire us in an unrelenting present that makes it hard to imagine a path…

Author: Jill Hallam-Miller

Crossing Institutional Boundaries to Create a Collaborative Digital Archives: The Collegewomen.org Project

Digital Tools and Physical Objects: Connecting Museums, Teaching, and Scholarship through Art History Teaching Resources

Digital Art and Queer Utopias