DOS Storia Digitale Dell'arte: Una Panoramica della Ricerca Recente.

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  • Arthur Valle Dipartimento di Arti e Programma Post-Laurea in Patrimonio, Cultura e Società presso l'Università Rurale Federale di Rio de Janeiro

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34024/imagem.v3i2.16223

Parole chiave:

Storia Dell'arte Digitale, Metodi Computazionali Nella Storia Dell'arte, Storiografia Dell'arte

Abstract

Questo testo presenta una panoramica del campo di indagine emergente della Storia digitale dell'arte, concentrandosi principalmente sulle pubblicazioni in inglese a partire dal 2012. L'obiettivo qui è quello di definire la Storia digitale dell'arte e le sue connessioni con le cosiddette Digital Humanities; storicizzare il suo sviluppo, dalle iniziative pionieristiche alla sua affermazione in campo accademico; e delimitare alcuni dei suoi approcci metodologici ricorrenti, vale a dire l'analisi spaziale, l'analisi di rete, l'analisi delle immagini e l'analisi del testo.

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Valle, A. (2024). DOS Storia Digitale Dell’arte: Una Panoramica della Ricerca Recente. Imagem: Revista De Hist´ória Da Arte, 3(2), 120–153. https://doi.org/10.34024/imagem.v3i2.16223 (Original work published 30 gennaio 2024)

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