Art Hx
Art Hx was formed in 2020 to address how medicine, art, and race informed each other in the British Empire. Histories and their contemporary legacies are tackled on this collaborative and research-focused digital platform. Contributions from people of different fields of expertise and interests are nested under one or more of our three core frameworks: Cultivating Care, Medicalized Space, and Pathologies of Difference.
Image Credit: John Bartholomew, British empire throughout the world exhibited in one view, 1850s. Library of Congress Geography and Map Division. Public Domain
Princeton Collaboratorium for Radical Aesthetics
Housed in the Lewis Center for the Arts and the Department of Art & Archaeology, the Princeton Collaboratorium for Radical Aesthetics facilitates student, faculty, and community convenings, creative initiatives and interventions, and group studios that use collaboration as the primary structure of their inquiries and take original and inventive approaches to aesthetics as their guiding principle. The Princeton Collaboratorium hosts public dialogues and seminars that explore what might constitute radical aesthetics and what such a redefinition of this concept might yield for research, teaching, and learning at Princeton and beyond.
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Museumverse
Founded by a group of graduate students, Museumverse is a collaborative initiative that bridges technological expertise with humanistic understanding in transforming the museum experience. With the goal of empowering arts and cultural institutions to tell their stories in new ways using emerging technologies, Museumverse develops educational, curatorial, and research strategies based on humanistic data analysis, VR/AR technologies, and virtual exhibition designs.
