The Digital Art Research Group was founded in 2012 as an interest group and the lobby for art historical topics mainly concerning digital humanities in the German speaking world. It focusses, amongst other things, on innovative search strategies and tools, cross-media semantic linkage and information enhancement through digital tools, on reception research, social media, digital visualization and diagrams as research tools, as well as digital communication of art historical knowledge.

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Spokespersons

Prof. Dr. Peter Bell, Erlangen (research: image analysis and semantics)
Dr. Lisa Dieckmann, Cologne (legal issues/training: collection and legal management)
Prof. Dr. Stephan Hoppe, Munich (research: reconstruction und visualization; training: university education)
Dr. Georg Schelbert, Berlin (research: knowledge management, research environments)
Prof. Dr. Holger Simon, Cologne (training: professional development and advanced training; founding and innovation research)

A Wiki was established as a public information and communication platform. The research group is deliberately open to the public and invites interested people to join.

On March 16, 14:30-15:30, the Digital Art History Working Group will meet at DHd2023 in Trier.
Room: A7, A-Building, University of Trier.
All those interested in the field of digital art history and the working group are cordially invited. Registration is not required.

Further information can be found in the wiki.

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