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The catalogue raisonné after digital: Authority, access, and infrastructure
Representing the unrepresented: challenging questions at ICRA's seventh annual conference
Transforming art historical research: The 2025 Apollo Magazine Digital Innovation Award and its implications for catalogue raisonné work
Highlights for art researchers from “New Thinking about the Catalogue Raisonné,” ICRA’s annual conference
Is your catalogue data ready for reuse? Ten lessons from NEMO
What does it take to make catalogue data searchable, exchangeable, and sustainable? This field note turns NEMO’s ten-part digital cataloguing guide into a practical data-readiness review.