Download the app and learn more about Gwen John‘s life and work.
Download the app and learn more about Dorothy Mead‘s life and work.
During Women’s History Month, learn more about my research creating art apps about women artists in this article: https://www.gre.ac.uk/articles/public-relations/research-led-by-dr-ana-maria-herman-brings-the-spotlight-on-women-artists
Tomorrow’s event at the Borough Road Gallery is in celebration of the +Archive research apps: Gwen John and Dorothy Mead. The Gwen John app was released in 2023 thanks to a Research Wales Innovation Fund grant at Swansea University (where I formerly taught and researched). The Dorothy Mead app was released in 2020 in a…
I have been awarded a BA/Leverhulme Small Grant this year and will be kicking off the project this month with an advisory board. The project involves exploring archives to answer questions related to the success of women in the arts sector. I will also be looking for someone to work on the analysis with me…
My research projects – using apps to bring the works of women artists, such as Gwen John and Dorothy Mead, to wider audiences – was featured recently on the Gallant House Gallery blog. To read the article and learn more about my research – click on this link: https://pallant.org.uk/perspectives-reclaiming-art-history-apps-women-artists/ Below are images from the +Archive:…
Dr Ana-Maria Herman is a researcher exploring app technologies and their implications for practices of design, exhibition, interaction, and management. She makes apps that promote women artists.