Software Studies Initiative: Data Visualization and Computational Art History

Data Visualization and Computational Art History - my 2012 Spring course syllabus, UCSD

Data Visualization and Computational Art History

Course syllabus

Instructor: Lev Manovich

Spring 2012, Visual Arts Department,UCSD:
undergraduate course: VIS 149 / ICAM 130: Special Topics
graduate course: VIS 219: Special Topics

van_Gogh.Paris.Arles.labels.X_brightness_median.Y_saturation_median

Comparing van Gogh paintings done in Paris and Arles.
X-axis = median brightness. Y-axis=median saturation.
Software: ImagePlot.

LAB PEOPLE

Lev Manovich
Director, Software Studies Initiative | Professor, CUNY Graduate Center

Cicero Inacio da Silva
Software Studies Brazil
Professor, Federal University of São Paulo

Mehrdad Yazdani
Research Scientist, Calit2

Jay Chow
web developer at Katana; Researcher, Software Studies Initiative

Alise Tifentale
PhD candidate, Art History, The Graduate Center, City University of New York

Agustin Indaco
PhD candidate, Economics, The Graduate Center, City University of New York

Nadav Hochman
PhD candidate, Art History, The University of Pittsburgh

Damon Crockett
PhD candidate, Philosophy, UCSD
Jeremy Douglass
Lab co-director, 2008-2012; Assistant Professor, English Department, UCSB

Eduardo Navas
Assistant Professor, School of Visual Arts, Penn State

Everardo Reyes
Associate professor, Information and Communication, University of Paris 8

Cherie Huang
UCSD Computer Science major, intern with Software Studies Iinitiative

Data Visualization and Computational Art History - my 2012 Spring course syllabus, UCSD

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