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Digitizing Bettina covers my final project for the Visual Resources Management course with professor Molly Schoen. Tasked with digitizing and cataloging 30 images, I worked with the materials of…
Over the course of the 2024–2025 academic year, I had the pleasure of working at the Museum of Modern Art’s Library through a fellowship program funded by the…
Abstract In partnership with New York City’s Center for Book Arts (CBA), the Fall 2024 Advanced Projects in Digital Humanities course at Pratt Institute’s School of Information developed…
The project examines institutional efforts in audio and moving image preservation. It compares NYPL’s Audio and Moving Image Initiative with the LOC’s preservation strategies, explores underground archives, and…
Inspired by my deselection work as a Reference Graduate Assistant at Pratt Libraries, I am curious about shared resources between Pratt Libraries and other institutions. For 3rd party…
The Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) at New York City’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) provides free financial counseling and coaching services to NYC residents regardless of…
The exhibition will include five visual, performing, or literary artworks that incorporate or take inspiration from digital or analog materials sourced from the Pratt Institute Archives.
See our slide deck at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1crw4PjzALp2K5hIBNgJxjtDWLhk5XKveaHerUmBZZ1U/edit?usp=sharing
In this presentation I will present my work as the Zine Library Accessibility Graduate Assistant at Pratt Library, focusing on improving accessibility for blind and low vision users…
My main project while on fellowship at BKM has been to attempt the engineering of an ML model that could improve their direct mail marketing. I have also…
BeatDrop reimagines Amazon Music by combining human curation with AI-powered mixing. It addresses the isolation of current streaming platforms by allowing friends to contribute songs that an AI…
AI images increasingly shape global cultural narratives, yet exhibit systematic biases when representing non-Western subjects. This analysis of MidJourney reveals persistent West-centric distortions of South Asian imagery, perpetuating…