Research Visualisations
We work primarily with grant-funded humanities projects producing relational datasets, curated corpora, prosopographies, mapped collections, annotated images, and networked knowledge graphs.
Generous Archives
Example Site – Opening the Multilingual Archive of Australia (OMAA)
Venue for engagement with regard to a study of multilingual aspects of narratives about Australia.
Opening the Multilingual Archive of Australia brings together historical materials from national and international collections in languages other than English in order rethink and enlarge narratives about Australia that come solely from English-language sources, by showing modern Australia to be a complex multilingual creation.
Mapping
Example Site – Site and Space in Southeast Asia
Venue for publishing research outputs from a study of urban space, art and culture.
Site and Space in Southeast Asia provides interactive mapping to explore the intersections of urban space, art and culture in three cities—Yangon, Penang, and Hu?—through collaborative, site-based research.
Node Graphs
Example Site – Womanifesto
Venue for the publishing of research outputs from a program of collaboration with regard to women artists.
Site using faceted search and a network graph to explore the relationships between makers, makings, musings with regards to collectives of women artists across South East Asia.
