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Showing posts with label digital tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital tools. Show all posts
Mar 28, 2025

VIDEO Detecting Deception: A Computational Approach to Detecting Nazi-looted Art

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Description*:  Researching a Rigged Game: Open Source Data & the Trade of Cultural Objects, September 14 and 15, 2023. This YouTube vid...
Aug 21, 2024

Art Market Network Analysis with Wikidata Sparql Queries and Beyond

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What might replicable data pipeline from #Wikidata #KG Query to Data Frame to Network Visualisation of owners of artworks passing through ...
Jul 10, 2024

DATASET: Art Provenances AFTER Restitution of Looted Art

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Claims for Nazi-looted art or duress sales sometimes result in restitution or settlement agreements which cause the restituted artwork to ...
May 29, 2024

Looted Art Detector: Custom Indicator File Art Traffickers

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The list below contains the last names of antiquities trafficker who were investigated by the Manhattan DA, the FBI or other criminal invest...
May 19, 2024

Holocaust victims and refugees in art provenances

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Museums and auction houses rarely mention that a name in a provenance of an artwork corresponds to a person who was robbed and murdered by t...
Jan 16, 2024

Tracking Looted Art with Knowledge Graphs: A Wikidata Case Study

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Art looting networks operate on many levels, many of them hidden, over long periods of time. The native graph function of Wikidata enhanced ...
May 11, 2022

Tracking looted art by examining the names in between. Example: MEISSNER

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  In this post, we look in art provenances that contain Meissner, a name that has appeared in connexion with Nazi-looted art.
Oct 9, 2021

Persecuted Jewish art collectors in LOSTART for Looted Art Detector Key Indicator Counts

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The Looted Art Detector automatically counts any word or phrase included in the Key Indicator file and adds information about the number of ...