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The E.A.T. Bibliography is part of the broader [https://base.semlab.io/wiki/Item_talk:Q19104 E.A.T. Knowledge Graph Project]. The Semantic Lab has converted a significant portion of these references into linked data, now integrated into the [https://semlab.io/projects/#e.a.t.-+-lod E.A.T. Knowldge Graph] dataset. | The E.A.T. Bibliography is part of the broader [https://base.semlab.io/wiki/Item_talk:Q19104 E.A.T. Knowledge Graph Project]. The Semantic Lab has converted a significant portion of these references into linked data, now integrated into the [https://semlab.io/projects/#e.a.t.-+-lod E.A.T. Knowldge Graph] dataset. | ||
[1] Klüver, B. (1980). E.A.T. bibliography: August 12, 1965-January 18, 1980. New York: Experiments in Art and Technology. [ | [1] Klüver, B. (1980). E.A.T. bibliography: August 12, 1965-January 18, 1980. New York: Experiments in Art and Technology. [https://www.getty.edu/research/collections/component/112123] | ||
== Project Description == | == Project Description == |
Latest revision as of 16:41, 23 October 2024
The E.A.T. Bibliography (Wikibase Project Page)
Background
The E.A.T. Bibliography [1], compiled by E.A.T. founder Billy Klüver, is a publication containing a comprehensive bibliographic reference list of printed material (books, articles, catalogs, and notices) by or about the avant-garde movement Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) from 1965 to 1980. E.A.T. was an organization founded in 1966 by artists Robert Rauschenberg and Robert Whitman, and engineers Billy Klüver and Fred Waldhaer. It operated from the mid-sixties to the late-seventies, bringing together artists and engineers to collaborate on a variety of projects including avant-garde artwork and performance, with the goal of transforming both industries.
The E.A.T. Bibliography is part of the broader E.A.T. Knowledge Graph Project. The Semantic Lab has converted a significant portion of these references into linked data, now integrated into the E.A.T. Knowldge Graph dataset.
[1] Klüver, B. (1980). E.A.T. bibliography: August 12, 1965-January 18, 1980. New York: Experiments in Art and Technology. [1]
Project Description
The E.A.T. Bibliography lists over 600 published materials by or about E.A.T. from 1965 to 1980. The Semantic Lab has converted a subset of 447 references into linked data, covering the period from August 12, 1965 to December 30, 1969.
The publication is divided into two sections: Bibliography of Documents, which includes materials published by the E.A.T. organization, and Bibliography of Articles, which includes materials published about E.A.T.’s activities by external authors. While this categorization is not explicitly represented in the knowledge graph to avoid ambiguity, it can be easily inferred. For the purposes of this project, we have defined each document listed as an instance of a bibliographic reference for clarity and consistency.
Schema
Property ID | Property label | Property description | Wikidata equivalent |
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P1 | instance of | that class of which this subject is a particular example and member | P31 |
P91 | author | main creator(s) of a written document | [2] |
P82 | title | title of a work, such as a newspaper article, a literary work, a website, or a performance work. This could also be a label ascribed to an archival document by an archives. Title should appear here as listed in archival document/metadata (not edited by SemLab) | P1476 |
P100 | subtitle | The secondary or alternate title of a work | P1680 |
P98 | date | date or point in time associated with the work. The specific type of date, if known (e.g. publication date, creation date, etc.) should be listed as a qualifier | P585 |
P141 | object named as | used as qualifier to record the value of a statement’s object as it appears in the original source. For the E.A.T. Bibliography, it is used to qualify dates as they appear in the reference. | P1932 |
P103 | published in | larger work that a given work was published in, like a book, journal or music album. Includes news outlet/periodical that published the article | P1433 |
P84 | publisher | organization or person responsible for publishing a document | P123 |
P104 | place of publication | geographical place of publication | P291 |
P88 | volume | bibliographical unit; volume number of a particular publication | P478 |
P89 | issue number | bibliographical unit; issue number of a particular publication | P433 |
P87 | page number | the page of a document which a block or text or entity appears on; or the page of an article within a publication | P304 |
P101 | number of pages | number of pages in an edition of a written work | P1104 |
P130 | description | description of the document as stated in the original source | N/A |
P17 | local ID | locally assigned identifier | N/A |
P11 | part of project | describes project components such as properties, objects, agents, etc. which are part of a Semantic Lab project. This property should not be used with ontological classes | N/A |
P24 | parent document | the original document that the reference block comes from | P361 |
P247 | bibliographic reference of | entry which represents and describes a specific resource | [N/A] |
P248 | has bibliographic reference | reference to the related source in E.A.T. Knowledge Graph | [N/A] |
P8 | wikidata Q number | Wikidata Q number | N/A |
Project Data
A browsable view of the data, driven by SPARQL queries, is available here.
Note: For a general overview of the data available on the Semantic Lab's Wikibase and various methods for querying it, please visit the Semantic Lab’s Wikibase homepage.
Sample SPARQL queries:
All items in the E.A.T. Bibliography
Items with known authors, displaying the first listed creator
References for documents created by Robert Rauschenberg
References for documents with known places of publication
All references representing a corresponding document in the E.A.T. Knowledge Graph