Peter Tu Midterm
This is my midterm project. I choose to create a photogrammetry model of Buddha Preaching in the British Museum. Here is the link to my webpage. Enjoy 🙂
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Yemi Shin’s Midterm
Link to my midterm. I used Flourish to create a time-series dot map visualization and connected map visualization to communicate the extent to which the development of surrealism was an international effort.
Strong: wood. Weak: bronze.
I analyzed how the materials used to make sculptures in the Williams art collection changed over time using Python and Flourish. See the project here.
Kelly’s Midterm
Boy oh boy, did I struggle with this one. My dataset was from Project Gutenberg, and it included the works Hamlet, Othello, Julius Caesar, The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus, King Lear, and last but not least, Votes for Women. Its… Continue Reading
Sunny’s Midterm – Carver Analysis
Here is the link to my blog for this midterm. I used a dataset from the book “Travels through the Interior Parts of North America, in the Years 1766, 1767 and 1768”, the author being Jonathan Carver. The primary source… Continue Reading
Jeanny Zhang’s Midterm
For this midterm, I conducted some text analysis on Carver’s Travels Through the Interior Parts of North America, in the Year 1766, 1767, and 1768. Some insightful information on Carver’s travels was gained during the process. Feel free to check… Continue Reading
Midterm Project
Here is my midterm project. I used the sample collection of artists from the Tate Collection to create three visualizations connecting the artists’ birth year and location: a grouping of categories, a pie chart, and a plotted map.
Midterm – Omeka exhibit of the Tate Collection
This is my wordpress website that illustrates the process of creating the Omeka exhibition of the artworks by Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, which are currently owned by Tate.
What Are My Odds of Being in the Tate?
Breaking down the demographics of Tate Artists Non-UK 1900-1919 by “gender” and “place of birth” to see how my positionality compares. Link here: midterm
Buddha Preaching from the British Museum
This is a 3D model of a piece in the British Museum. It was constructed using photogrammetry and Metashape. Enjoy it: Click here to be redirected to my midterm post.
