Gimme AcWriMoar Please!
Around this time last year I did something very silly. Inspired by NaNoWriMo I decided to try and bash out 50, 000 words of my academic book in one month, and I invited the international academic...
View ArticleArt History’s Finally Doing the Digital
I’m beyond honoured that Three Pipe Problem’s Hasan Niyazi has featured me in a blog post about the burgeoning field of digital art history. Niyazi has written a really great summary of many of the...
View ArticleA Surfer Stripped Bare
You know those magazine features where women reveal the contents of their make-up bags (and you realise it wasn’t genes, it was Givenchy)? Well, I’ve done the digital equivalent! That’s right, thanks...
View ArticleWhat is Art History Made of?
(Image of my hand holding an #arthistory hashtag in front of a man walking down a street in New York describing the work of Taryn Simon, 2013, Charlotte Frost) Over the last few years I have been...
View ArticleMy #arthistory Hashtag Research Makes DHNow’s Editor’s Choice!
As their website states: ‘Digital Humanities Now showcases the scholarship and news of interest to the digital humanities community through a process of aggregation, discovery, curation, and review....
View ArticleAre Hashtags Pedagogical Tools?
Image by Jesse Stommel I’ve just written an article on my hashtag project for Hybrid Pedagogy called ‘Hashtag Classroom’. It begins: Hashtags are taxonomic and pedagogical tools (with citation...
View ArticleA New Chapter in Art History
Arts Future Book represents a substantial practical and theoretical investigation into the future of books about the arts. As a book series we publish unique works that establish new systems for...
View ArticleA Discussion on Art History After the Internet
To co-incide with MediaArtHistories in Riga, I will be hosting October’s New-Media-Curating list discussion on the topic of ‘art history online’: Discussion points will include: What types of art...
View ArticleDifferencing the Canon Digital Styleee
Art history has largely been written by white western men about white western men. And even though feminists started to correct this in the 1970s, today its not just what you say, but how you say it...
View ArticleHacking Art History at the Association of Art Historians Annual Conference
I am giving a paper at the Association of Art Historians annual conference on Thursday 10th of April in a session called ‘Parsing the Pixelated’. My paper looks like this: And sounds like this: Hacking...
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