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SUMMARY:Data Behind the Masterpieces: A Unofficial Tour of the National Gal
 lery of Art
LOCATION:National Gallery of Art - West Bldg\, Washington\, DC 20565
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  people going\n\nData Behind the Masterpieces: A Unofficial Data Visualiza
 tion Tour of the National Gallery of Art\n\nPresenter: Keith Krut\, Nation
 al Gallery of Art\n\nMuseums are constantly generating and applying countl
 ess datapoints\, supporting visitor experience and strategic insights in w
 ays that will continue to accelerate with AI. The National Gallery of Art'
 s Analytics and Enterprise Architecture Team has been leading unofficial t
 ours of these sources and uses of data over the past several years\, and p
 ast participants have reported that afterwards they saw museums through a 
 whole new lens. Join our data scientists for this customized tour followed
  by demonstrations and discussion of the National Gallery's data analytics
  products and strategy.\n\nWe’ll start with a walking tour that explores t
 he museum through the lens of data. Instead of examining artistic movement
 s or historical context\, we'll point out the sensors and invisible system
 s that make a world-class museum possible: the metadata\, digital collecti
 ons\, visualization tools\, audience interfaces\, and information architec
 ture that help preserve\, organize\, interpret\, and share art with millio
 ns of visitors. Along the way\, we'll discuss how museums are exploring em
 erging technologies like AI.\nFollowing the gallery tour\, we'll gather fo
 r demonstrations and discussion of some of the National Gallery's internal
  data products and analyses\, as well as how these are used in planning an
 d decision-support. Group questions and ideas are welcome.\n\nThis is not 
 an official museum tour or an art history lecture. Instead\, it is a conve
 rsation about information design\, visual thinking\, technology\, and the 
 fascinating intersection of art and data. Whether you're a facilitator\, g
 raphic recorder\, designer\, librarian\, researcher\, technologist\, or si
 mply curious about how complex organizations make sense of enormous amount
 s of information\, you'll leave seeing museums—and perhaps data itself—in 
 an entirely new way.\n\nLogistics\n\nWalking tour through the National Gal
 lery of Art\nMeet for Lunch at the National Gallery of Art Cascade Café (C
 oncourse level):\n12:30 PM (note that this is optional and participants wi
 ll purchase their lunch)\nTour Begins at Cascade Café: 1:30 - 2:30 PM\nDat
 a Demos and Discussion 2:30 - 3:30\nLimited to a small group to encourage 
 discussion (12 people max)\nIncludes an informal look at selected internal
  data visualization examples and Q&A\n\n✏️ NOVA Scribes has entered into a
  partnership with the IFVP: the International Forum of Visual Practitioner
 s! This workshop is an IFVP Learning Lab. All IFVP members have access to 
 Learning Labs at https://ifvpforum.circle.so/c/learning-hub/\n\n🎥This work
 shop is in person and will NOT be recorded and posted on YouTube.\n\n🎥You 
 can find previously recorded videos at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li
 st=PLJfInZHmS8prj2DUaJ35CYY8n7SzoPMJ\n\n📶Find us and join us on LinkedIn\,
  or on our website:\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/nova-scribes/\nhttps
 ://www.novascribes.com/
URL:https://www.meetup.com/nova-scribes/events/315764689/
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