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SUMMARY:Friday Frontiers Webinar: Performing Arts Studies and Digital Human
 ities
DESCRIPTION:Friday 7th March 2025\, 10.30am GMT / 11.30am CET / 12.30pm EET
 \n\nSpeaker: Clarisse Bardiot (Renne 2 University)\n\nRegistration detail
 s: https://dariah.zoom.us/meeting/register/_eZp3P-zQ3mu64193vyPTQ\n\nAbst
 ract\n\nWhat connects analysing the creative process of a performance usin
 g 20\,000 collected digital documents\, reconstructing an artist’s caree
 r from programme data\, and preserving a touring show? The answer lies in 
 digital traces – one of the most significant challenges for the memory o
 f performing arts. This talk will explore the intersection of performing a
 rts studies and digital. Following a state-of-the-art review of research i
 n performing arts and digital humanities (literature\, history\, and repre
 sentation analysis)\, the talk will address current challenges\, including
  data modelling\, multimodal analysis\, and artificial intelligence. From 
 preserving performances to studying creative processes and building new hi
 storiographical methods\, the digital transformation reshapes how we under
 stand and document performing arts.\n\nAbout the speaker\n\nClarisse Bardi
 ot is a Professor of History of Contemporary Theatre and Digital Humaniti
 es at Rennes 2 University. Her research focuses on performing arts digital
  traces\, creative processes analysis\, the history and aesthetics of digi
 tal performance\, the preservation of digital works\, and experimental pub
 lishing. With a team of developers\, she designed digital environments for
  performing arts preservation and documentation: a software prototype\, Re
 kall\, and a web app\, MemoRekall. She is the author of Performing Arts an
 d Digital Humanities. From Traces to Data (Wiley / Iste\, 2021). In 2023\,
  she was awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for a project called “From Stage 
 to Data\, the Digital Turn of Contemporary Performing Arts Historiography 
 (STAGE)”.
LOCATION:Online
URL:https://www.dariah.eu/events/friday-frontiers-webinar-performing-arts-s
 tudies-and-digital-humanities
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