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Harald Klinke

👀 Contemporary networked image cultures are inseparable from platform capitalism.

The international conference «React & Respond» (Zurich, 2–4 Oct 2025) explores the aesthetics, politics, and labour of platform capitalism with scholars and artists across disciplines.

Program: arthist.net/archive/50541
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#PlatformCapitalism #DigitalCulture #AlgorithmicInfrastructures #MediaStudies #VisualCulture #DigitalArt #CriticalAI @bildoperationen

arthist.netReact & Respond. Image Cultures under Platform Capitalism (Zurich, 2-4 Oct 24)Roland Meyer. Zurich, Oct 2–04, 2025
Harald Klinke

Intersemiotic Translation Before and After Generative AI
IAVS/AISV 2026 Congress

Panels are now published: from AI & semiotics of the sacred, heritage in tension, games & XR, photographic narratives, to political images in the age of AI and many more. The congress explores how intersemiotic translation (verbal, visual, audiovisual, gestural, musical) is transformed in the era of generative AI.

aisviavs2026.sciencesconf.org/

aisviavs2026.sciencesconf.org14th Regional Conference AISV / IAVS - USP - Sciencesconf.org
#Semiotics#VisualCulture#GenerativeAI
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Harald Klinke

CFP: WHAT DO (DIGITAL) IMAGES WANT?
A Decade of Data, Power, and Visual Knowledge in Art History

The International Journal for Digital Art History (DAHJ) marks its 10th anniversary with a special call for papers. We invite submissions that critically explore the desires, demands, and politics of digital images in today’s visual culture, questioning what digital art history means in an age of algorithmic image-making.

dahj.org/cfp/11

#DigitalArtHistory#VisualCulture#AI
Harald Klinke

‼️JOB: Lecturer in Digital Methods for the Study of Visual Cultural Data

Department of Art History seeks a scholar to teach and research at the intersection of global visual cultures and computational analysis.

Start: Jan 2026 | Permanent | 100% 👀
Focus: digital curation, computational analysis (CV, ML, network analysis, data ethics) of artworks, photographs, films, digital media & archives.

jobs.uzh.ch/job-vacancies/lect
#DigitalHumanities #VisualCulture #ArtHistory #DigitalArtHistory

UZHUZH: Lecturer TeachingThe Art History Department (Program Directorate) in collaboration of the departments of Film Studies, Archaeology, Media and Communication, and Educational Sciences of the University of Zurich is seeking a qualified and committed scholar for the newly established Lecturer Teaching position in Digital Methods for the Study of Visual Cultural Data.
Petr Nuska

#AcademicJob | #PhDStudentship

PhD in Visual & Multimodal Anthropology

📍 UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø

Join the EA:RTH research group to explore environmental tensions through collaborative, ethnographic, and multimodal methodologies. Strong focus on storytelling and field-based visual methods.

📅 Deadline: 15/08/2025

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Jobbnorge.noPhD Fellow in Visual and Multimodal Anthropology for Ethnographic Action (280999) | UiT The Arctic University of NorwayJob title: PhD Fellow in Visual and Multimodal Anthropology for Ethnographic Action (280999), Employer: UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Deadline: Monday, September 15, 2025
#EnvironmentalHumanities#Anthropology#MultimodalAnthropology
Harald Klinke

📕 Online Museum Collections and Social Media by Katharina Geis (transcript, August 2025)
How do people engage with digitized museum images on Instagram, TikTok, or Pinterest?
Based on 90 interviews and ethnographic fieldwork, the study explores digital image curation as a mode of knowing—about, with, and through artefacts.

More info: transcript-verlag.de/978-3-837

transcript VerlagOnline Museum Collections and Social MediaHow are digital museum images curated, shared, and transformed across platforms? Shaping new ways of knowing about and with artefacts.
#MuseumStudies#DigitalMuseums#ImageCuration
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Harald Klinke

The newly established Anders Sandrew Chair in Digital Art History at Uppsala University will be hosted by the Department of Art History.
Digital Art History combines art, architecture, film, and design with digital tools to visualize and interpret culture. It redefines how we engage with visual heritage in the digital age.
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#DigitalArtHistory #ArtHistory #DigitalHumanities #VisualCulture #UppsalaUniversity #CulturalHeritage #Humanities #DigitalTransformation

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Harald Klinke

Article: “An Interface to View Collections of Visual Art” presents LadeCA.View—a visual tool to explore, describe, and analyze large image collections in the digital humanities.
link.springer.com/article/10.1
#DigitalHumanities #VisualCulture #DigitalArtHistory #InterfaceDesign #DigitalCollections #LadeCA #MuseumTech

SpringerLinkAn interface to view collections of visual art - International Journal of Digital HumanitiesArt experts prefer being able to look at the individual images they are working on in the course of their research. However, if one were to look at digitally accessible images in the field of visual art, one would be dealing with billions of images; no one can handle visually examining such huge numbers of images one at a time. Therefore, art experts need special tools to examine and describe artworks in the context of other artworks. We used our experience from previous projects and interviews with members of the target group (art historians, curators, art dealers, and artists) to identify the central issues these experts encounter when working with large image collections and to determine the functionality and properties a system must offer to support their work. The results led to the customized interface LadeCA.View, which is now used in several projects. LadeCA.View enables experts to describe an exhibition or a collection of visual art in such a way that a user can obtain an overview of the intention, content, and structures of the exhibition or collection within a short period of time without looking at each image individually. LadeCA.View can also be used as an interface to probe more deeply into a collection or exhibition. In this paper we show the functions and visualizations of the interface and explain the design decisions. Furthermore, we outline LadeCA.View’s scope of applicability using three case studies
Petr Nuska

#AcademicJob | #PostDoc

Postdoctoral Scholar – Visual and Digital Cultures

📍 University of Antwerp, Belgium

Full-time 3-year postdoc in #ERC project ReWorkChange on remote work and social change. Ethnographic research in #Mexico required. PhD in #Anthropology, #Sociology, #CommunicationStudies or related fields. Fluency in English and Spanish essential. Start: 01/10/2025.

Deadline: 22/05/2025

jobs.apeng.uantwerpen.be/psc/a

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#SocialScience#VisualCulture#DigitalCulture
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