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Library Observatory: an open, community facility for exploring library collections and services
In connection with our emerging Data Artifacts initiative to understand the impacts of data in networked experience, we’re eager to explore some of the most culturally-determined troves of information our society produces: the bibliographic datasets that comprise library online public … Continue reading
Posted in Projects
Tagged data, data visualization, dataviz, DPLA, Harvard, library, Processing
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Data Artifacts
The term “artifact” has at least two meanings: From a technical perspective, an artifact is an unintentional pattern in data, arising from processes of collection and management. From a cultural perspective, an artifact is a designed object, with a social … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged data visualization, digital collections, digital humanities, library
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Paper Machines
I have had the good fortune to work at metaLAB this summer on an open-source tool for text analysis and visualization in the digital humanities. This effort, funded through the Google Summer of Code, is taking place under the tutelage … Continue reading
Posted in Projects
Tagged big data, data visualization, digital humanities, history, Jo Guldi, land reform, topic modeling
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Visualizing global art
MetaLAB cofounder Robert Gerard Pietrusko has collaborated with Stewart Smith and Bernd Lintermann in a piece called trans_actions: The Accelerated Art World 1989–2011, which explores the impact of the worldwide explosion of art biennials through immersive, panoramic visualizations of data … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged art market, art world, biennials, data visualization, globalization, Karlsruhe, Venice Biennale, ZKM Centre for Art and Media
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