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Scholars Lab Speaker: Victoria Szabo
Please join us in welcoming Victoria Szabo to the Scholars' Lab and the DH Center for her talk, Critical Approaches to Visualizing Cities: Representing the Past and Cultural Memory.
For the last 15+ years the Digital Art History & Visual Culture Research Lab (formerly Wired!) at Duke University has sponsored Visualizing Cities courses and projects, often in collaboration with colleagues in Italy, and with local community partners. Such projects surface critical questions around representing the urban past and engaging with cultural memory. This talk will introduce the “Virtual Black Charlotte” project as well as share findings from our recent Getty Foundation-sponsored Summer Institute in Venice, “Exhibiting Hidden Histories: Bringing Art History Projects to Publics through Digital Exhibitions and XR.”
This event is sponsored by the Karsh Institute of Democracy, the Institute for Humanities and Global Cultures, as well as the Digital Humanities Center, UVA Library.
Victoria Szabo is Research Professor of Visual and Media Studies in the Department of Art, Art History & Visual Studies, Graduate Faculty in Computational Media Arts & Cultures at Duke University. She is also the Program Director for Information Science + Information Studies, the Director of Graduate Studies for the MA in Digital Art History/Computational Media, and the Director of the Duke Digital Humanities Initiative at the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute, as well as Co-Director of the PhD Lab in Digital Knowledge.
- Date:
- Wednesday, September 25, 2024
- Time:
- 2:00pm - 3:30pm
- Location:
- Scholars' Lab Common Room (Rm 308)
- Campus:
- Shannon Library
- Categories:
- Digital Humanities Scholars' Lab
- Presenter:
- Victoria Szabo
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