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Stage: From Stage To Data, The Digital Turn Of Contemporary Performing Arts Historiography
Performing Arts Historiography In The Digital Agein The Field Of Performing Arts Historiography, Dealing With Digital Traces Presents A Challenge. Documenting EuropeβS Post-Wwii Mise-En-ScΓ¨ne And Creative Processes Amid This Vast Sea Of Data Has Proven Exceptionally Demanding. Funded By The European Research Council, The Stage Project Will Fuse Culture Analytics, Actor-Network Theory, Data Modelling And Computer Vision To Pioneer The Nascent Field Of Performing Arts Analytics. At The Crossroads Of History, Epistemology, And Digital Humanities, Stage Aims To Bridge Traditional And Data-Driven Approaches, Opening New Vistas For Historians, Art Historians, And Interdisciplinary Research. By Shedding Light On The Hidden Intricacies Of Artistic Creation, Stage Seeks To Redefine Performing Arts Studies And Demonstrate The Profound Importance Of Digital Traces In Preserving And Analysing Our Cultural Heritage.
Funded Under
European Research Council (Erc)
Total Cost
β¬ 2 487 306,25
Eu Contribution
β¬ 2 487 306,00
Coordinated By
Universite Rennes Ii
France
