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Keyword tagging artworks with GPT4 and Google Vision

Keyword tagging artworks with GPT4 and Google Vision

I have no data to back this up (a great way to start a blog about data), but I think when people visit a museum’s online collection there…
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Colin Brooks
Rebuilding digital signage at the Whitney

Rebuilding digital signage at the Whitney

It’s webpages. The museum’s new digital signage system is webpages.
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Colin Brooks
Stepping into open access at the Whitney

Stepping into open access at the Whitney

It’s here. It’s finally here. The Whitney Museum of American Art’s first completely public open access datasets.
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Colin Brooks
The Whitney’s Mobile Guide: 2021 Edition

The Whitney’s Mobile Guide: 2021 Edition

Replacing the museum’s physical guide.
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James La Marre
Sunrise/Sunset and letting artists take over the museum

Sunrise/Sunset and letting artists take over the museum

Recently we published a new Sunrise/Sunset on whitney.org by American Artist, called Looted. The artist and project has been written about…
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Colin Brooks
Relaunching the Whitney’s Online Collection…again

Relaunching the Whitney’s Online Collection…again

*Author’s note: I’ve been sitting on a half-finished draft of this for too long, and while I know this is a bit of an odd time to share, I…
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Colin Brooks
QR Codes: Alive and Well in the Museum?

QR Codes: Alive and Well in the Museum?

I can’t tell if you QR codes are dead, undead, or if they never died in the first place, but I can tell you we’ve been trialing them at…
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Colin Brooks
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