Digital Exhibitions: Graduate Community of Learning
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Digital Exhibitions: Graduate Community of Learning In-Person
Matthew Jameson (Archaeology) and Elena Gittleman (History of Art) will offer an introductory lecture and discussion on the uses of photogrammetry and 3D modeling in digital exhibitions. Based on the exhibition curated for the Biennial Graduate Group Symposium, Fragmentary Excess: Body, Text, Receptacle, Matthew and Elena will take attendees through their technical and curatorial process beginning with the artifact and ending with its incorporation into the virtual exhibition space. This presentation will provide a framework for those interested in issues of digital preservation and democratization of knowledge, beginning a discourse around archiving the past here at Bryn Mawr College.
Mechella Yezernitskaya (History of Art) and Laurel McLaughlin (History of Art), curators of the dual-sited Beyond Boundaries: Feminine Forms, will also present on their work-in-progress digital exhibition and record of their physical exhibition.
About the Series
This year, the Digital Scholarship program is sponsoring a weekly meetup for graduate students across Bryn Mawr to learn, share, and discuss all things digital scholarship. Some weeks will feature workshops, research presentations, professional development opportunities, or Q&A sessions with experts and other graduate students. Other weeks will be informal opportunities to meet graduate students outside of your department to talk, share, or troubleshoot. No technical expertise or experience with Digital Scholarship necessary! We welcome all graduate students curious about digital scholarship.
Interested in paid teaching and research opportunities? Come to a meetup to find out how you can work with us on digital scholarship projects, develop pedagogical materials, and/or teach digital scholarship workshops.
- Date:
- November 10, 2017
- Time:
- 3:00pm - 4:00pm
- Time Zone:
- Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
- Location:
- Carpenter Digital Media and Collaboration Lab (DMCL)
- Host:
- Library & Information Technology Services
- Categories:
- Digital Scholarship