Digital Art History

The Digital Art History Lab of the Frick Art Research Library aims to provide researchers with the tools and data necessary to explore new methodologies in the field of digital art history, a subset of digital humanities with a particular interest in visual imagery.

Digital art history seeks to answer art historical questions using computational methods and digital applications. Its interdisciplinary approach stimulates collaboration between art historians and specialists from disparate disciplines within the humanities and sciences.

screenshot of ARIES digital comparison of art work
The ARIES workspace, which allows for the manipulation and comparison of fine art images.

Programs

The Digital Art History Lab offers a variety of public programming including symposia, lectures, and workshops.

Upcoming Programs Videos

Resources

Discover the library’s digital collections and resources.

Frick Digital Collections Web Archives Research Databases GitHub

Projects

Explore the Digital Art History Lab’s projects and related initiatives.

Projects Digital Initiatives

Fellowships

Learn about Digital Art History Fellowships that use the library’s print and digital collections.

Careers

Contact

dahlprograms@frick.org

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