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About
Digital Visual Studies is a cooperative project funded by the Max Planck Society and hosted by the University of Zurich, starting January 2020. The project’s aim is to establish Digital Visual Studies as to expand Art History towards the Digital Humanities, to modernize its methodologies, and to contribute in forming a first generation of Digital Visual Humanists. The project, headed by an Executive Committee, includes Predoctoral Fellows, Postdoctoral Fellows and Visiting Fellows, who work in the areas of visual, textual, spatiotemporal and multimodal research. Digital Visual Studies is connected with a national and international network of partner institutions and digital initiatives, such as the Digital Society Initiative at UZH; Villa I Tatti, The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Florence; Swiss Art Research Infrastructure SARI, University of Zurich / ETH Zurich / SIK-ISEA, the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science MPIWG, Berlin, the EPFL, The University of Cambridge and TU Delft.This cooperative project seeks to generate avant-garde research and methodological, technical, and intellectual innovation.
Team
P.I.: Prof. Dr. Tristan Weddigen (Director at the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History and Full Professor for the History of Early Modern Art at the University of Zurich)
Research Coordination: Dr. DarÃo Negueruela del Castillo
Associate Digital Humanities Researcher: Leonardo Impett
Administrative collaborators: Renata Bernasconi & Angela Di Pietro
Executive Committee:
President: Prof. Dr. Tristan Weddigen Member MPG: Prof. Dr. Tanja Michalsky Member UZH: Prof. Dr. Abraham Bernstein
Postdoctoral fellows:
Dr. Eva Cetinic
Dr. LucÃa Jalón Oyarzun
Ph.D. fellows:
Valentine Bernasconi
Jason Armitage
Svenja Lange
Pepe Ballesteros
Former fellows:
Prof. Dr. Shin Koseki
Network
Digital Visual Studies profits from close contact with outstanding research institutions.
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