Discuss your research project
Tell us about the research your team wants to preserve, connect, and make available through a digital publication. We would like to understand the project’s current stage, how its research data is organized, and what you want readers to be able to find and examine online.
Navigating.art begins a limited number of new projects each year so that each team receives careful platform and publication support.
What happens next
We will review the information you provide and respond about possible next steps. We will arrange an initial conversation to discuss your research data, team, publication goals, and any migration or support that may be required.
This first conversation is exploratory and does not commit your organization to a plan.
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Research and guidance for digital art history
Digital projects require art historians to make decisions about data, access, standards, and long-term publication. We share research, case studies, and practical guidance that help scholars and institutions make those decisions with confidence.
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