Semantic Lab at Pratt: Linked Data for Archival Exploration – A Use Case from the Rauschenberg Archives Part 2 Exploration: Queries and Visualizations

After generating and modeling linked open data from Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.), a collection of documents from the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation’s artist archive, the Semantic Lab is now focusing on how to leverage the data for archival exploration.

To learn more, visit Semantic Lab‘s experimental Wikibase installation. Our datastore for projects and research.

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Jessika Davis

MS Museum and Digital Culture '23 | Advanced Certificate in Digital Humanities | Linked Open Data | Museums | Art | Dance | Data Visualization + Physicalization + Visceralization Exploration | Information Technologies | Human-computer Interactions | Purveyor of Connections

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Ava Kaplan

Ava Kaplan is a reference librarian at Bronx Community College and is finishing her MSLIS at the Pratt Institute with an advanced certificate in Digital Humanities. Her interests include information literacy, instruction, and data feminism.

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