Biography
ArtBytes is a hackathon organized by the Walters Art Museum that aims to improve the museum-going experience. The first Art Bytes was held in 2012.
Technical.ly Coverage (18 posts)
- These 8 hacks from ArtBytes 3 will improve your museum experience
- Hack the museum: ArtBytes 3 invites all tech, just nothing ‘gimmicky’
- ArtBytes returns to Walters Art Museum [Events Roundup]
- ‘Underground Art Tour’ during Museums and the Web conference
- Here’s a crowdsourced, 3D-printed bust of George Washington project
- Help assemble a 110-piece 3D-printed bust of George Washington
- Art Bytes: 14 projects from the second Walters Art Museum hackathon
- Direct Dimensions taking 3D scans of Walters Art Museum sculptures [VIDEO]
- Art Bytes: use the Walters Art Museum’s API at this weekend’s hackathon
- Art Bytes hackathon at The Walters Art Museum [Events]
- Smithsonian Institution now allows people to 3D print artifacts
- Art Bytes: hackathon inside the Walters Art Museum returns in January
- Jonathan Julian: how to get developers and designers to your hackathon
- Embrace art and design to build better communities: Shervonne Cherry’s ‘One Big Idea for Baltimore’ [VIDEO]
- Coworking with Friends of The Web in Patterson Park means an elevator ride to the rooftop deck [PHOTOS]
- Walters Art Museum’s job is to ‘get out of the way,’ says Director Gary Vikan [Q&A]
- Art Bytes: these are the eight projects from the first-ever Walters Art Museum hackathon
- Art Bytes brings technologists, others to Walters Art Museum for art-inspired hackathon
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