Colour and Cruelty: Honouring artist and colour theorist Carry van Biema
An introduction to artist Carry van Biema (1881-1942). Co-organised with the Department of Art History and Centre for German Jewish Studies at Sussex
'Everything on Paper Will be Used Against Me’: Quantifying Kissinger
A text, data and network analysis of the National Security Archive's Kissinger Collection, a curated set of transcripts from 1968-1977.
Spring Masters Open Day
The annual Masters Open Day is an excellent opportunity to meet faculty and Masters students and find out if a Masters is right for you.
Workshop: Research Projects and Wordpress
Presenting the results of your research on the internet can be crucial for connecting with other researchers and the public at large.
Reinterpreting the sounds of World War I
World War One is referred to as the first "Total War", a culturally traumatized coming together of war, technology, power and sonic experience.
Growing Digital Islamic Art History: The Evolving the Botanic Garden Project
What can Digital Art History be? This talk will present critical reflections on the multidisciplinary research project Evolving the Botanic Garden.
Workshop: Data Representation and Data Modelling (Text Encoding)
This workshop follows on from last semester's 'Data Modelling and Data Representation' workshop. However, anyone can join this session.
Desired Ethnicities: Dating Genre and Technologies of the Self
While most popular social media sites do not ask their users about their ethnicity, the majority of the most popular dating services do.
Masters and PhD information sessions
If you are thinking about studying for a Masters or a PhD our monthly information sessions provide an excellent opportunity to find out more.
Masters and PhD information sessions
If you are thinking about studying for a Masters or a PhD our monthly information sessions provide an excellent opportunity to find out more.