Portrait of Linda Freyberg

Linda Freyberg

Information and Image Science

Linda holds a PhD in cultural sciences and was working on the project Restaging Fashion. Her research areas are Iconicity, Diagrammatic Reasoning, Visualization, Semiotics and Information Theory.

Projects

Restaging Fashion

Digital Contextualization of Vestimentary Sources

INFORMATION+ 2018

International Conference on Information Design & Visualization in Potsdam

Publications

Activities

Research Seminar ● 17–22 Sep 2023

Dagstuhl

Conference Talk & Workshop ● 10–14 Jul 2023

DH

We are in Graz for the Digital Humanities conference DH2023 with two contributions: Giacomo Nanni and Linda Freyberg present a paper about structured data modeling and unstructured text entry during art historical research and Mark-Jan Bludau co-organizes a workshop on teaching visualization literacy.

Invited Talk ● 11 Jul 2022

LMU

Linda Freyberg gives a talk on »Visualisierung als Erkenntnismittel« at the department of Computational Social Sciences at LMU (6-8 pm virtual). The talk is in German and is open to guests. More info here .

Conference Talk ● 18 Jun 2022

IACS

Linda Freyberg gives a talk on »Information Visualizations as epistemic Tools – Peirce’s concept of diagrammatic reasoning in digital environments« at the 4th conference of the International Association of Cognitive Semiotics (IACS) – Semiotic complexities Theory & Analysis .

Workshop ● 31 May 2022

Kunstbibliothek Berlin

Sabine de Günther conducts a co-creation workshop at Kunstbibliothek Berlin in the context of the Restaging Fashion project with an input from Linda Freyberg, followed by hands-on sessions, where participants engaged with the collection.

Conference Talk ● 24 May 2022

CIDOC conference

Linda Freyberg and Giacomo Nanni participate at the CIDOC conference in Tallinn and gave a talk on »Visualizing cultural heritage – Visual approaches to modeling and presenting multimodal data«.

Conference Talk ● 24 Mar 2022

Kunsthistorikertag

Sabine de Günther and Lindy Freyberg presented at the Digital Art History section of this years Kunsthistorikertag in Stuttgart Digitale Kontextualisierung und visuelle Reinszenierung vestimentärer Quellen (Digital contextualisation and visual restaging of vestimentary sources).

Conference Talks ● 1 Mar 2022

DHd

We participate in DHd 2022 to present our latest digital humanities research from the projects Restaging Fashion, A visual exploration of two museum collections, and SoNAR (IDH).

Summer School ● 6–17 Sep 2021

Visualizing Open Access

We are preparing the »Visualizing Open Access Summer School« in cooperation with the Open-Access-Büro Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and Freie Universität Berlin.

PhD Defense ● 13 Aug 2021

Dr. Freyberg

Courses

Course ● Summer 2021

Visualizing Open Access Summer School

The summer school focusses on visualizing open access in Germany (Open Access Bundesländer-Atlas) and beyond to raise awareness of this transformation in academic publishing.


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