Working Methods: Thirteenth Annual Conference of CHArt

Computers and the History of Art
5-6 September 1997
University of Northumbria at Newcastle

Abstracts are available for the following papers:

• Peter Enser (Brighton University): Retrieving visual information
• Rachael Edgar (Teesside University): Made for TV, made for the WorldWide Web
• Catherine Grout (Visual Arts Data Service): VADS: Curating electronic information for the millennium
• Kate Hainsworth (AXIS): ImageIn: Exploring an Intranet application for fine art images
• Spike Bucklow (Hamilton Kerr Institute): The connoisseurship of craquelure
• Matthew Cock (Victoria & Albert Museum): Getting lost in the museum: An approach to multimedia in the gallery
• Ruth Levy (University of Central England): Teaching The application of interactive systems to History of Art & Design material
• Jillian Duffield (University of Queensland): Facilitating information exchange: The virtual tutorial gallery
• Colum Hourihane (Princeton University, USA): The Princeton Index:The Library as a Publisher
• Peter Walsh (Wellesley College, USA): New Technology and the Ownership of Images
• Kelly Bousman (USA): Intertextual referencing in the visual arts

Descriptions of the following Demonstation sessions are also available:

• Liam Birtles: Networked Virtual Reality Resources Centres for Art and Design
• Ron Geibert: Photography CD-ROMs
• David Hartland: Netskills Internet Training Service
• Chadwyck-Healy's Art Theorists of the Italian Renaissance

A Selection of Conference Images

Follow this link for digipix taken by Chris Bailey and some press-ganged bystanders!

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