THATCamp CAA 2014 Schedule (new)


1	MONDAY 2/10	Breakout Space 1	Breakout Space 2	Breakout Space 3	Breakout Space 4
2	11:00 - 12:00	Check-in, refreshments, and voting in the Commons Meeting Space Columbia College Chicago, 1104 S. Wabash Ave. 8th fl
3	12:00 - 12:45	Introductions by Linda Downs (CAA Exec. Dir.), Anne Goodyear (CAA President), and Amanda French (THATCamp Coordinator); group discussion of draft schedule
4	12:45 - 1:00	Piotr Adamczyk (Google Hangout) // “What's Google up to? ... and is there a catch? The Open Gallery Project”
5	1:00 - 1:45	Lunch (fend for yourself) Eleven City Diner - South Loop location is three doors from 1104 Yolk - South Loop Location is 3 minute walk Lou Malnati's Piazza - South Loop location is 10 minute walk Café Cito - Congress location is 10 minute walk *** excellent coffee too
6	1:45 - 2:00	Lightning Talk: Desi Gonzalez and Liam Andrew // “HyperStudio: Collaborating with Colleagues and Cultural Institutions”
7	2:00 - 2:15	Lightning Talk: Nathalie Hager // “Case Study on WHAM – World History of Art Mashup”
8	2:15 - 3:15	Anne Helmreich - Choosing Tools	Becky Huff Hunter - New / Alternative Forms of Art Writing on the Web	Kirsten Ataoguz - How Can Art Historians Publish Their DH Projects?	Amy Ballmer - How Do We Implement Linked Open Data?
9	3:15 - 3:45	Break Coffee: Caribou Coffee - Wabash location is 5 minute walk Starbucks - S. Michigan Ave. location is 5 minute walk Columbia Café on first floor of 1104 Chicago Hilton lobby has a cafe
10	3:45 - 4:00	Lightning Talk: Renee McGarry // “Beyond Tools and Tips: Manifestos about Teaching Digitally”
11	4:00 - 4:15	Lightning Talk: Nancy Ross // “Students Respond to Teaching Twentieth Century Art History with Gender and Data Visualizations”
12	4:15 - 5:15	Workshop: Charlotte Frost, Digital Publishing	Kirsten Ataoguz - Creating Non-Linear Art History "Textbooks"	Alex Brey - Correlative Thinking for Art History	Nancy L. Wicker - Controlled Vocabularies and Aggregated Data
13	5:15 - ?	Evening out for drinks at Blackies (755 South Clark Street Chicago, Illinois 60605 - 5 minute walk)


1	TUESDAY 2/11	Breakout Space 1	Breakout Space 2	Breakout Space 3	Breakout Space 4
2	9:30 - 9:45	Check-in and refreshments in the Commons Meeting Space, Columbia College Chicago, 1104 S. Wabash Ave. 8th floor
3	9:45 - 10:00	Lightning Talk: THATCamp Advisory Board member Hussein Keshani
4	10:00 - 10:15	Lightning Talk: Jessica Landau, and Melissa Seifert // “Learning to See Systems: addressing the role of vision in new technologies”
5	10:15 - 10:30	Lightning Talk: Tara Zepel // “Visualization in digital art history”
6	10:30 - 10:45	Lightning Talk: Michelle Moravec // “Visualizing Schneemann explores the production of histories of art using multiple digital tools”
7	10:45 - 11:45	Workshop: Amanda French // Introduction to Omeka	Sheila Bonde - Representing Uncertainty	Kate Mondloch - What Are We To Do About Our Lack of Access to Images of Copyright-Protected Contemporary Art?	Andrianna Campbell and Ellen Tani - The Impact of Digital Media on the Curatorial Process
8	11:45 - 12:00	Lightning Talk: Liz McDermott // “Bridging the Gap: Presenting Scholarly Content on Social Media Platforms”
9	12:00 - 12:15	Lightning Talk: JiaJia Fei // “The Museum & Social Media”
10	12:15 - 12:30	Lightning Talk: Dene Grigar // “Participatory apps and founding a digital publishing house to publish digital artist’s books”
11	12:30 - 1:30	Lunch
12	1:30 - 2:30	ArtAndFeminism Wikipedia Meetup/Chicago // Wiki Workshop & live edit-a-thon led by Jacqueline Mabey, Siân Evans, Melanie Emerson, Holly Stec Dankert, Michael Mandiberg and Amy Ballmer (2 hours, in the common space)	Virginia B. Spivey - Introducing Digital Methods to Art History Undergrads	Ian McDermott - Crowdsourcing, Tagging, and Collective Cataloging	Kirsten Ataoguz - Digital Image Annotations
13	2:30 - 3:30		Michelle Millar Fisher & Virginia B. Spivey - Creating a Crowdsourced Set of Readings for the Art History Survey (and Beyond)	Renee Ater - Crowdsourcing and Creating a Digital Archive	John Resig - Computer Vision Techniques and Image Analysis for Art History Research
14	3:30 - 4:00	Break
15	4:00 - 4:15	Lightning Talk: Francesca Albrezzi and Tom Scutt // “Getty Scholars’ Workspace: Developing tools, methods, and standards for conducting and publishing original research in digital form”
16	4:15 - 4:30	Meredith A. Brown and A.L. McMichael // “Upcycling:” Building a Professional Online Presence Through Digital Publishing”
17	4:30 - 4:45	Lev Manovich, "Computational Art History"
18	4:45 - 5:00	THATCamp Wrap-up & Evaluation Form
19	5:00 - ?	Evening - out for drinks


1	THURSDAY, 2/13	Marquette Room, 3d floor, Hilton Chicago - BRING YOUR LAPTOPS! IT'S PARTICIPATORY!
2	9:30 - 9:45	Introductory Remarks
3	9:45 - 10:30	Introductory Remarks & Reflections from the THATCamp Advisory Board - Digital Art History Today - Christine L. Sundt, Elizabeth Neely, Pamela M. Fletcher, and Susan Preston Blier.
4	10:30 - 10:45	Short break for coffee
5	10:45 - 11:30	Speakers: Session participants from Days 1 & 2 report back
6	11:30 - 12:00	Reflections Breakout: "Hopes and Manifestos for the Digital Future of our Field" & Wrap


1	MONDAY 2/10 (Day 1)	Commons Meeting Space, Columbia College, Chicago	Breakout Space 1	Breakout Space 2	Breakout Space 3	Breakout Space 4
2	11:45 - 12:30	Registration & Voting
3		(refreshments served at 11.45am)
4	12:30 - 1:00	Introduction: Conference Organizers & CAA
5		Scheduling Sessions & Dork Shorts kick-off led by Piotr Adamczyk, Program Manager, Google Cultural Institute (will participate via Google Hangout) // “What's Google up to? ... and is there a catch? The Open Gallery Project”
6	1:00 - 1:45	LUNCH (fend for yourself). Sessions posted during lunch
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8	1:45 - 2:15		Lightning Talks 1:
9			Desi Gonzalez and Liam Andrew, MIT // “HyperStudio: Collaborating with Colleague and Cultural Institutions”
10			Nathalie Hager, University of British Columbia // “Case Study on WHAM – World History of Art Mashup”
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12	2:15 - 3:15		Breakout Session 1	Breakout Session 2	Breakout Session 3	(Breakout Session 4)
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14	3:15 - 3:30	COFFEE
15	3:45 - 4:15		Lightning Talks 2:
16			Renee McGarry, Senior instructional designer at the Sotheby's Institute of Art, New York // “Beyond Tools and Tips: Manifestos about Teaching Digitally”
17			Nancy Ross, Assistant Professor of Art History at Dixie State University in St. George, Utah // “Students Respond to Teaching Twentieth Century Art History with Gender and Data Visualizations”
18	4:15 - 5:15		Breakout Session 5	Breakout Session 6	Breakout Session 7	(Breakout Session 8)
19			Charlotte Frost, Visiting Assistant Professor of contemporary/digital art histories and digital literacies at City University of Hong Kong // Digital Publishing workshop
20	5:15 - ?	Evening Out for Drinks
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23	TUESDAY 2/11 (Day 2)	Commons Meeting Space, Columbia College, Chicago	Breakout Space 1	Breakout Space 2	Breakout Space 3	Breakout Space 4
24	9:30 - 9:45	Introduction. Lightening Talk: THATCamp Advosory Board member Hussein Keshani, Assistant Professor, Art History, The University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus
25		(coffee served at 930am)
26	9:45 - 10:30		Lightning Talk 3:
27			Kevin Hamilton, Associate Professor, New Media Program, School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois and students Jessica Landau and Melissa Seifert // “Learning to See Systems: addressing the role of vision in new technologies”
28			Tara Zepel, University of California, San Diego // “Visualization in digital art history”
29			Michelle Moravec, Associate Professor, Rosemont College // “Visualizing Schneemann explores the production of histories of art using multiple digital tools”
30	10:45 - 11:45		Breakout Session 9	Breakout Session 10	Breakout Session 11	(Breakout Session 12)
31			Amanda French, National THATCamp Coordinator, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, George Mason University, VA // Omeka Workshop
32	11:45 - 12:15		Lightning Talk 4:
33			Liz McDermott, Managing Editor, Getty Research Institute Web and Communications // “Bridging the Gap: Presenting Scholarly Content on Social Media Platforms”
34			JiaJia Fei, Digital Marketing Manager, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, NY // “The Museum & Social Media”
35	12:30 - 1:30	Lunch & Continued Discussion (light lunch served)
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37	1:45 - 2:15		Lightning Talk 5:
38			Dene Griger, Creative Media and Digital Culture Program, Washington State University Vancouver // “Participatory apps and founding a digital publishing house to publish digital artist’s books”
39	2:30 - 3:30		Breakout Session 13	Breakout Session 14	Breakout Session 15	(Breakout Session 16)
40			ArtAndFeminism Wikipedia Meetup/Chicago // Wiki Workshop & live edit-a-thon led by Jacqueline Mabey (The office of failed projects, New York) Siân Evans (Coordinator of the Art Libraries Society of North America (ARLiS/NA)'s Women and Art Special Interest Group), Melanie Emerson, (Head of Reader Services at the Ryerson and Burnham Libraries, The Art Institute of Chicago), Holly Stec Dankert (Head of Research and Access Services at the John M. Flaxman Library, School of the Art Institute of Chicago), Prof. Michael Mandiberg (Associate Professor at the College of Staten Island/CUNY and a member of the Doctoral Faculty at the CUNY Graduate Center) and Amy Ballmer, (Art Librarian, The CUNY Graduate Center Mina Rees Library).
41	3:45 - 4:15		Lightning Talk 6:
42			Francesca Albrezzi, University of California, Los Angeles and Tom Scutt, Getty Research Institute) // “Getty Scholars’ Workspace: Developing tools, methods, and standards for conducting and publishing original research in digital form”
43			Meredith A. Brown, Metropolitan Museum of Art and A.L. McMichael, The Graduate Center, CUNY // “Upcycling:” Building a Professional Online Presence Through Digital Publishing”
44	4:15 - 5:15	THATCamp Wrap-Up & Dork Shorts
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46	THURSDAY, 2/13 (Day 3, Reflection)	Commons Meeting Space, Columbia College, Chicago	Breakout Space 1	Breakout Space 2	Breakout Space 3	Breakout Space 4
47	9:30 - 10:30	Introductory Remarks & Reflections from the THATCamp Advisory Board
48		Christine L. Sundt, Editor Visual Resources: An International Journal of Documentation & THATCamp CAA 2014 Advisor
49		Elizabeth Neely Director of Digital Information and Access The Art Institute of Chicago
50		Pamela M. Fletcher, Professor of Art History & Chair of Department & Co-Director of the Digital and Computational Studies Initiative, Bowdoin College
51		Suzanne Preston Blier, Allen Whitehill Clowes Chair of Fine Arts and of African and African American Studies, Department of History of Art & Architecture, Harvard University
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53	10:30 - 11:15	Speakers: Session participants from Days 1 & 2 report back from their breakout groups
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55	11:15 - 12:00	Reflections Breakout & Wrap