The main journal dedicated to digital art history scholarship in its many forms.

Artl@s Bulletin focuses on spatial and transnational research, with additional interests in data and data visualization.

NCAW has frequently published digital art history work and welcomes submissions in this area.

Not dedicated to digital art history work, but has published it. Starting in 2022, Panorama will be publishing reviews of digital projects.

An email list for the Digital Art History Society (affiliated with the College Art Association). A good way to keep up with events, publications, and calls for papers.

The Frick Digital Art History Lab hosts lectures related to DAH that are posted online, shares information about their own digital projects, hosts a Zotero bibliography of DAH projects, resources, and scholarship.

A place where scholars interested in digital art history post articles, presentations, calls for papers, and other relevant resources.

The Duke Digital Art History and Visual Resources Lab maintains a resources page that includes a number of tutorials that they have created or have found useful. Topics include image editing, 3D modeling, Omeka, and maps & timelines.

Peer-reviewed tutorials targeting historians, but broadly useful. Browsing the tutorials also gives you a good sense of the range of digital humanities activities.

An online, open textbook by Melanie Walsh that provides a good introduction to Python programming while also introducing the reader to text analysis, mapping, and network analysis.