Description

Our guest today is Dr. Jennifer Feltman. Jennifer is associate professor of medieval art and architecture. Her research focuses on the design, interpretation, and preservation of Gothic sculpture. She is directing “Notre Dame in Color,” which is hosted by the Alabama Digital Humanities Center.

“Notre Dame in Color” investigates, documents, and virtually recreates the vibrantly painted sculptures of the Gothic cathedral of Paris. This project has received funding from the Face Foundation, Transatlantic Research Partnership, a program of the French embassy in the United States, the NAH, and the UA Collaborative Arts Initiative.

Season: 3

Episode: 1

Date: 11/2024

Presenter: Jennifer Feltman

Topic: Scultural Art History

Tags: Notre Dame Cathedral; Art History; Sculture; 3D modeling; collaborative research

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Networks of Gothic

Description

Networks of Gothic brings together art historians, computer scientists, film and digital media experts to advance the teaching and research of Gothic buildings.

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Topic: Art History, Digital Media, Film Studies, Computer Science

Tool: WordPress

Methodology: Networking

Project Status: Active

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Description

In this episode, Sara talks to Art Historian Rachel Stephens about a number of her Digital Humanities projects, and specifically about her most recent collaborative project, Joe Minter’s African Village.

Season: 2

Episode: 3

Date: 11/03/2023

Presenter: Rachel Stephens

Topic: Documenting Living Artists

Tags: Documentary Research, GIS, Mapping, Southern American Art, Virtual Reality

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