This project assesses digital content at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It asks: How are digital components embedded in a cultural institution as large as the Met? And how does that affect the visitor and research experience inside and outside the museum building? This question will be explored through three categories: the mediated in-person experience, the design of digital exhibitions online, and the availability of collection data via the museum’s API.
View the final write-up here and slide deck here.
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Alyse is currently pursuing an MSLIS degree with an Advanced Certificate in Spatial Analysis & Design at the Pratt Institute School of Information. She currently works as a graduate assistant in the Pratt Institute Library Archives & Special Collections, and as a research assistant with the Semantic Lab at Pratt. She holds a BFA in Photography and previously worked for the Visual Arts program at Princeton University's Lewis Center for the Arts. She continues to make work informed by her interests in photography, place, and memory.
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