Miriam Landkammer
Art History
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AdressKörnermarkt 13, 3500 Krems an der Donau
I am an art historian with a focus on medieval and early modern painting and digital art history.
Currently, as part of the project “How Material Came into the Picture: Exploring Cultural Innovations Interdisciplinarily with AI and DH methods (KIKI)” I am exploring how surface textures of materials were rendered in painting and what functions the material imitations could take on in the communication between artworks and viewers. I am also fascinated by wall paintings decorating sacred spaces, looking at the interrelations between the images, the built space and the viewers’ physical movement.
An ongoing activity is my collaboration on the database REALonline which documents material culture represented in images from the Middle Ages and early modern period using a graph model.
2017–2018
Continuing education programme Library and Information Studies, Austrian National Library/University of Vienna
2004–2010
Diploma degree History of Art, University of Vienna
2003/04
Diploma degree programme Fine Arts (Photography), University of Applied Arts Vienna
since 2022
Research Associate in the project ‘How material came into the picture. Interdisciplinary research into cultural innovations with DH methods and AI (KIKI)’ at IMAREAL
2021–2022
Research Associate in the project ‘ThingTAG-Mittelalter. A gamification app for the mediation of material culture on works of art in cultural heritage institutions in Lower Austria’ at IMAREAL
2019–2021
Research Associate in the project ‘ONAMA – Ontology of narratives of the Middle Ages’ at IMAREAL
2018
Project Assistant in the library of the Oberösterreichisches Landesarchiv (Upper Austrian Provincial Archives)
2014–2016
Senior Scientist (temporary replacement) at IMAREAL
2013–2014
Administrative and Curatorial Assistant, Da Ponte Research Center, Vienna
2010–2011
Trainee (collection database/image archive), Belvedere, Vienna