The role of Artificial Intelligence in art history is gaining increasing attention, particularly in relation to attributions. Will AI eventually replace the expert? And how can AI be used constructively in our field? In the latest feature published on the CODART website, Charlotte Rulkens discusses these topics with Anna Tummers, who received a research grant for a project that aims to develop tools to help experts more effectively identify forgeries.

“We aim to develop smart, effective ways to detect forgeries by establishing ‘red flags’ or warning signals. Surprisingly, there has been little comprehensive research into forgeries. Therefore, the first phase of the project focuses on an in-depth study of a number of suspected forgeries in both early modern and more modern styles. (…)” Continue reading…

CODARTfeatures

Published monthly, features provide information on new curatorial developments, current projects, collections of Dutch and Flemish art in museums worldwide, as well as insight into the work of the museum curator.

Last month’s feature was Dutch and Flemish Prints in Museo di Capodimonte by Emma C. de Jong. To browse all features, visit codart.nl/features.