Digital art history resources
Representing the unrepresented: challenging questions at ICRA's seventh annual conference
Advancing free scholarly access to art historical research materials: announcing the WPI Digital Library
Transforming art historical research: The 2025 Apollo Magazine Digital Innovation Award and its implications for catalogue raisonné work
Bridging continents: expanding access to Frank Bowling's artwork with Mapping Frank Bowling
CARE data practices for art researchers
Manoucher Yektai: a vision beyond borders
Introduction to FAIR data principles for art researchers
WPI launches digital catalogue raisonné of Romare Bearden
Of creators and collectors: “Networks of Impressionism” unites technology and research to reveal interconnected stories
The art of progress: benefits of incrementally publishing a digital catalogue raisonné
Standardized data in art research and digital catalogues raisonnés
The foundations of SEO for art historians working on digital projects
The first publication of the Renoir digital catalogue raisonné from the Wildenstein Plattner Institute leverages expanded capabilities of the Navigating.art platform
Highlights for art researchers from “New Thinking about the Catalogue Raisonné,” ICRA’s annual conference
Demystifying metadata: a practical introduction for art researchers
Archival hierarchies: a comprehensive exploration of description levels
Understanding linked data and linked open data: a guide for art researchers
An API explainer for art researchers
A technical glossary for art researchers
Showcasing Navigating.art's sophisticated versioning system — “Gauguin: Catalogue Raisonné of the Paintings” from the Wildenstein Plattner Institute
Paul Gauguin, Le Champ de pommes de terre, Summer 1890, Oil on canvas, 74.3 x 93.6 cm. Image courtesy of the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.