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The signs are that we are witnessing a blooming of the “digital humanities”. Technology is reshaping and remodelling traditional research, teaching and outreach in humanities and introducing new methods, techniques and even epistemological frameworks that reflect a new image of knowledge always under construction. Art history faces similar challenges in terms of hybridizing the possibilities offered by the ICTs, but also faces an additional challenge of having to chronicle a set of artistic practices that are directly associated with the media (including the digital media), namely, media art, which has already acquired a few decades of a history of its own.
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