The contemporary art turn in Turkey took place in the 1970s and 1980s under the action of artists in the wake of the Istanbul Academy of Fine Arts. After training abroad, many of them bring back a corpus of texts…
Since spring 2017, the Artl@s team has been working to really integrate images into its project on the world history of artistic circulations. Thanks to our collaboration with Mathieu Aubry and his team at in Computer Vision at the École…
This LAB session consists of an introduction to the semantic description techniques most commonly used in Digital Humanities: XML-TEI (Text Encoding Initiative). We will work on exhibition catalogues. Taking part to this session is required to validate the seminar. Session…
This session is an exceptional opportunity to welcome our partners from the University of Tokyo to Paris, thanks to the visit of Professor Torahiko Terada, and to the UTokyo Strategic Partnership Project of the University of Tokyo. Come in large…
This session, which extends the January 10 session, aims to acquire the minimum skills to map the circulations of female artists identified in the Artl@s database catalogues. Participants must have worked since January 10 to complete and clean the data…
This session of the seminar provides a concrete introduction to the work on the Artl@s databases, in particular on the global database of exhibition catalogues (https://artlas.huma-num.fr/map/#/). It will be devoted to identifying and highlighting the international circulations of women artists in…
This session of the Artl@s' Lab proposes a collective workshop on women in the catalogue collections made available by the Artl@s database (direct access:: https://artlas.huma-num.fr/fr/database/). We will trace the presence of these women, their representation according to the places of…
In the vast majority of cases, the careers of female artists who exhibited at the Salon in Paris at the turn of the 19th century had an aesthetic and professional centre of gravity located in France. Nevertheless, by comparing with…
Remarkable but often criticized figures, and always forgotten in the great account of the life of the "genius" with whom they met, artists' widows nevertheless play a fundamental role in the posthumous history of the works, in terms of visibility,…
Workshop - Artlas Lab at ENS, November 15, 2018 Salle Weil, 12pm-2pm Discussion from 2pm to 4pm The Artl@s project offers a workshop for those working on semi-structured data, in particular exhibition or sales catalogues. The purpose of the session…
This seminar session will be a three-way conversation between artist Esther Ferrer, critic and historian Shelley Rice and the audience, and all of us will focus our attention on the life and work of Ana Mendieta. Students are required to…
The session will introduce the use of the digital databases put on line by Artl@s, with the objective to find as much as possible about the presence and role of women in the artistic and cultural internationalization. In particular, we…
In 2004, Cuban-american artist Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons (Matanzas, 1959) landed in Senegal to set up her first exhibition on African soil — 3x3: Three Artists/ Three Projects —, part of the parallel program of the sixth Dakar Biennial. For the…
Session moderated by Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel, Ecole normale supérieure, and Léa Saint-Raymond, Collège de France/univ. Paris Ouest Nanterre. The session will be an opportunity to present the latest developments of the Artl@s project, in particular its move towards artificial intelligence, and…
The sessions will alternate between Classical sessions: presentation by guest-speakers, specialists of the history of women and their role in artistic globalization, transnational history, and digital humanities; Invited women artists Artl@s's LAB sessions: training workshop on digital methods, tailored to…
Organisation : Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel (ENS-PSL). In collaboration with Catherine Dossin, Associate Professor art Purdue University, USA, and Léa Saint-Raymond, ATER, Collège de France.
In partnership with the Artl@s project, AWARE introduces WAS (Women Artists Shows.Salons.Societies), a research project focusing on group exhibitions of women artists. Our ambition is to build a descriptive and analytical catalogue of these exhibitions from the end of the…