📢 CFP: Cultural Complexity and Computational Approaches (Complexhibit 2026)
📍 Málaga | 🗓️ 30 June – 2 July 2026
How can we study culture as a complex system—while staying historically grounded and critically reflective?
This call brings together digital art history, #AI, and data science to rethink cultural ecosystems: from canon formation to infrastructures, discourse, and data governance.
🗓️ Deadline: 26 April 2026
👉 https://complexhibit.eu/es_es/complexhibit-2026-conference/
New web application online: I’ve published a small web app at http://dev.harald-klinke.de/kunstsuche/ that lets you explore open art collections from the Cleveland Museum of Art, The Met, and the Art Institute of Chicago in one interface. It includes image-based browsing, object details, and continuous loading of further works as you scroll.
Let me know what you think.
#Art #Museums #OpenData #DigitalHumanities #ArtHistory #WebApp #MuseumData #AIArt #DigitalCulture #DigitalArtHistory
The Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) has quietly become a global leader in applying AI, computer vision, and data infrastructure to enhance visitor experience, accessibility, and discovery over the past decade. Unlike many museums that experiment with AI as novelty, CMA has taken a thoughtful, production-focused approach, ensuring that every AI-enabled experience helps visitors engage with the art in a meaningful way. This includes building robust data infrastructure, embracing open access to the collection, and designing playful, embodied interactions that lead visitors back to the original artworks.
Harald Klinke
Harald Klinke
