Creative Amsterdam: An E-Humanities Perspective

creative amsterdam

CREATE is short for Creative Amsterdam: An E-Humanities Perspective, a research programme established in 2014. We are based at the department of Media Studies at the University of Amsterdam, and part of the Amsterdam Centre for Cultural Heritage and Identity. Our project integrates research on historical cultural industries and research in the field of digital humanities. We investigate how cultural industries have shaped Amsterdam’s unique position in a European and global context, from the seventeenth century until the present day. In doing so, we collect data on the various cultural sectors of Amsterdam, link and enrich datasets, and develop novel search, and analysis tools. In doing so, we collect data on the various cultural sectors of Amsterdam, link and enrich datasets, and develop novel search and analysis tools.

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Partners

The Amsterdam Centre for Cultural Heritage and Identity

Project Team

Prof. Dr. Julia Noordegraaf (project leader)
Dr. Claartje Rasterhoff (project coordinator)
Dr. Harm Nijboer (database specialist)
Ivan Kisjes (programmer)

Funders

University of Amsterdam