Art Tracks is an initiative that aims to turn the history of ownership of an artwork into structured data by building a suite of open source software tools. These tools transform traditional written provenance records into searchable data that could be used across multiple institutions.
Tracey Berg-Fulton tracks the provenance of a particularly mysterious painting in the permanent collection at Carnegie Museum of Art.
CMOA's Collections Database Associate finds a letter from Julia Child tucked away in an archival sleeve.
Questions raised about the provenance of an artwork that is the joint property of a married couple.
Helping curators, scholars, and software developers create dynamic visualizations that answer impossible questions.
