Midterm – Mapping Artists in the Tate Collection and Their Works

My Midterm Site

My Midterm site posted above is a 3D modeling exploration of the relationship between artists’ works and their time and place of death.

2 thoughts on “Midterm – Mapping Artists in the Tate Collection and Their Works”

  1. The interactive 3D visualization is a great way to explore patterns in art history, and I like how you considered both time and geography in relation to artistic styles. It would be interesting to see if there are any clear clusters of artists with similar influences or movements based on location. Even without deep art knowledge, I think your approach makes it accessible for viewers to start making connections.

  2. Hey Dylan, great job with your 3D global visualization map! It’s interesting to see that many of the artists died in Western Europe and on the coasts of America. I really like that for each data point on the map, you don’t just get the artist’s name but also a link to view some of their artwork. It makes it super easy to compare the art styles of artists who died in similar regions.

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