Andalex Project
Contributions to the knowledge of the presence of women in the exhibition ecosystem of Andalusia (2008-2018) (I).
Digital research · University of Málaga
A common portal to access the applications, data, pages and digital resources developed by iArtHis_LAB.
Applications
Each application addresses a specific research need while sharing a coherent visual and technical identity.
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Public pages for consulting, contextualizing, and disseminating results and digital heritage. Information, references, and professional documentation.
Contributions to the knowledge of the presence of women in the exhibition ecosystem of Andalusia (2008-2018) (I).
The Andalusian exhibition ecosystem at a glance since 2000. Exhibitions held in the autonomous community or organized by its institutions.
Analysis of catalogues related to Spanish art or Spanish artists, produced in Spain and outside of Spain, throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Cultural complexity and computational approaches. Towards a systemic and critical understanding of cultural ecosystems.
Permanent Seminar on Museological and Curatorial Studies of the University of Malaga.
Seminar organized by the Universities of Malaga and Berkeley (CA, USA) on data analysis and processing applied to the History of Art and visual culture.
A speculative curatorial project about museums, futures and AIs, with a marked educational and collaborative character.
IV International Meeting of Researchers in Digital Art History. Malaga, December 15-16, 2016.
Project for the application of network analysis and knowledge engineering methodologies for the exploration and study of the exhibition ecosystem.
III International Congress of the Hispanic Digital Humanities Association (HDH). Malaga, October 2017.
International Conference on Creative Economy, Cultural Development and Social Equity, 2019, Malaga.
Research, innovation and training laboratory focused on the study of artistic culture from digital, computational and techno-critical perspectives.
Image analysis using CNN Inception-UMAP-HBSCAN. Project led by Nuria Rodríguez Ortega.
International network for the promotion of reflections on computational technologies, digital visualization media, new processes of analysis, and the production and distribution of knowledge.
New perspectives on critical and computational approaches to art catalogues, International Forum, September 18-20, 2019, Malaga, Spain.
Learning ecosystem oriented to facilitate transdisciplinary training.
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Specialised instruments for querying, analysing and using research data.
Assisted querying and controlled export of research data.
Quantitative and relational analysis of the Spanish exhibition ecosystem.
Manuals, technical and reference documentation, and working materials for the tools developed by iArtHis_LAB at HumArTech.
Repository of structured and organized information according to its own analytical ontology for the study of exhibitions and art catalogs, adapted to the Exhibitium, ArtCatalog (HAR2014-51915-P) and Andalex projects.
The Expofinder repository graph ecosystem, viewed from an astronomical perspective: a journey through knowledge.
Three centuries of printmaking art (16th-18th centuries): prints and visual culture in Andalusia and their impact on the New World. New approaches.
Send reports on elements of historical, artistic, or cultural heritage at risk of damage or disappearance to the research team of the Wounded Heritage project. Become a protagonist in prevention and safeguarding and collaborate.
The artistic career of Pablo Ruiz Picasso with a digital and holistic approach, using data collected in the Expofinder repository.
SQLite database manager (OPFS, FTS5).
Exploration, extraction, export and graphical representation of the subgraphs of the Expofinder repository.
Training and citizen action program for the safeguarding of heritage at risk. A dissemination and collaboration tool with a didactic priority and rigorous methodology.
The portal
The platform brings together tools for network analysis, source querying and exploration of art-historical datasets. The portal provides a common point of access while each application retains its specialisation.
Traceable results and methodological context.
Resources designed to coexist and grow.
A bilingual, responsive and understandable interface.