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October 2021
Center for East Asian Studies | New Digital Research Methods for Chinese History
How can recent advances in digital research offer scholars a macro view of data from across Chinese history? The "Books in China Database," a cutting-edge research tool, offers an answer to this question in the…
Find out more »Getty | Mysterious Monster Collage
Get ready for Halloween! Create crazy creatures and mysterious monsters using simple collage techniques and easy-to-find materials with artist Austyn de Lugo-Liston. Recommended for kids 6–12 and their grown-ups. This live, Zoom workshop is part…
Find out more »Getty | Mysterious Monster Collage
Get ready for Halloween! Create crazy creatures and mysterious monsters using simple collage techniques and easy-to-find materials with artist Austyn de Lugo-Liston. Recommended for kids 6–12 and their grown-ups. This live, Zoom workshop is part…
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CVC | Workshop: “How to Tow a Net: Reciprocity and Collaboration in Amazonian Visual Arts”
Workshop: “How to Tow a Net: Reciprocity and Collaboration in Amazonian Visual Arts” With the participation of Diana Iturralde, Ryan Pinchot, Carolina Sánchez, and Katia Yoza. Graduate students in Art History and Spanish and Portuguese,…
Find out more »CVC | Workshop: “‘Shadow Sites’: Clouded Vision in the Archives of Aerial Photography”
Workshop: “‘Shadow Sites’: Clouded Vision in the Archives of Aerial Photography” Emerging from one of the first post-war application of aerial photography in the new domain of aerial archaeology, the term “shadow sites” refers to evidence from…
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