The Fashion Calendar Research Database: Digitizing and Parsing 70 Years of American Fashion
Nudell, Natalie; Anderson, Joseph
The Fashion Institute of Technology, United States of America
HTML XMLThis paper will report on techniques and critical methodologies used in the Fashion Institute of Technology’s recently launched Fashion Calendar Research Database. The project is an innovative open-source research tool that enables experimental approaches to the understanding and study of the fashion and creative industries throughout the twentieth-and-early-twenty-first centuries.
Smell and Emotion: Recognising Emotions in Smell-Related Artworks
Patoliya, Vishal; Zinnen, Mathias; Maier, Andreas; Christlein, Vincent
Pattern Recognition Lab, Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
Emotions and smell are underrepresented in digital art history. In this exploratory work, we show that recognising emotions from smell-related artworks is technically feasible but has room for improvement. Using style transfer and hyperparameter optimization we achieve a minor performance boost and open up the field for future extensions.
Documenter les accrochages d’exposition ou de collection muséales : une approche ontologique
Château-Dutier, Emmanuel (1,2); Krause, Lena (1,2); Renaudie, Zoé (1,2); Valentine, David (1,2)
1: Université de Montréal, Canada; 2: Ouvroir d’histoire de l’art et de muséologie numériques
Cette proposition porte sur le développement d’une ontologie informatique destinée à la documentation des accrochages d’expositions et de collections. Çoncue indépendant de toute technologie de visualisation a priori, l’utilisation d’un modèle documentatire formel présente l’avantage de garantir la pérennité et la conservation à long terme des données enregistrées.