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Unfinished Conversations

Unfinished Conversations “Unfinished Conversations” (UC) is a new form of curatorial practice, public engagement, and programming to collect, give voice to, and provide a platform for untold histories, memories, and narratives related to the history of racialized slavery and its afterlives. By sharing experiences, histories and memories from people around the world who have experienced the Unfinished Conversations

Depicting Glory

Depicting Glory Depicting Glory is a digital project that presents a group of rare Chinese objects drawn from across the Brown University Library. Most of these items date from the late Qing dynasty in the 19th century, though one item is a set of maps published in Taiwan around 1960. Although the items were created Depicting Glory

Dunes Photovoice

Dunes Photovoice The project seeks to engage residents of “The Dunes” encampment in arts-based methods designed to develop representations of the lived experience of homeless individuals and groups in illegalized encampments in greater Providence. Specifically, the project uses the participatory Photovoice method and discussion circles to engage residents in collecting photos and short audio recordings Dunes Photovoice

In the Wake of George Floyd

In the Wake of George Floyd Since the May 2020 death of George Floyd, anti-racist social movements and  counter-movements have captured the attention of the public in the US and around the world. The In the Wake of George Floyd Project explores and documents the various forms these protests took in Rhode Island and the responses In the Wake of George Floyd

Experiments in Artificial Intelligence & Digital Scholarship

Experiments in Artificial Intelligence & Digital Scholarship The Center for Digital Scholarship is committed to exploring the use of AI for digital scholarship and digital humanities. Our project on “Experiments in Artificial Intelligence & Digital Scholarship” documents a few of the smaller projects and work our team is developing with researchers at Brown University to Experiments in Artificial Intelligence & Digital Scholarship

U2 Aerial Photography of Egypt

U2 Aerial Photography of Egypt This project aims to digitize a series of recently declassified aerial photographs that document the Nile Delta and Nile Valley. Shot by U2 spy planes, this imagery provides much higher resolution images than any currently available imagery (for instance the CORONA satellite imagery that has revolutionized archaeology in this area U2 Aerial Photography of Egypt

In and Out of Place: Resource Extractions from Treaty Lands

In and Out of Place: Resource Extractions from Treaty Lands In and Out of Place: Resource Extractions from Treaty Lands uses a decolonizing, collaborative and Lakotan-centered approach to map scientific and military expeditions that entered the 1868 Treaty Territory in the Black Hills region from the mid-19th century to the turn of the 20th century. In and Out of Place: Resource Extractions from Treaty Lands

New Frameworks for Born-Digital Art

New Frameworks for Born-Digital Art This project will develop new frameworks for the long-term preservation and presentation of born-digital art. Preserving born-digital work can be challenging because platforms, hardware, and software are often updated or replaced, changing and even degrading how the original art is displayed. Through “containerization” — a portable, low-cost method of preserving New Frameworks for Born-Digital Art