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The Met x Wikipedia Virtual Edit Meet-up
Women's History Month

When and Where
Date	March 6, 2021
Time	12:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Address	Virtual event: Live on YouTube
City, State	New York City
Channel	Wikimedia Chat

The The Met x Wikipedia Virtual Edit Meet-up: Women's History Month was held Saturday March 6, 2021 hosted by the Metropolitan Museum of Art with Wikimedia NYC as a virtual online event. See the Met Museum event page.

As part of Women’s History Month, join The Met and Wikipedia online for a live, virtual edit session to help build global information and expand and improve knowledge about women in the arts, and everyone impacted by the gender gap—including artists, collectors, patrons, and others. Wikipedians, and the public are all welcome to participate. No experience necessary.

The Met + Wikipedia team will provide working lists of objects and artists, as well as training on creating and editing articles, adding keywords to images, and adding content to Wikidata.

Afterwards, the team will be available for an additional hour to answer questions and provide guidance on a chat channel we will provide during the session.

We will be partially coordinating with the Gender Gap International Women's Day, WikiWomen's History Month, and Art+Feminism campaigns throughout the month of March.

Watch and join the livestream! The Metropolitan Museum of Art event on Saturday Mar 6 will host a tutorial and question-and-answer session live on YouTube and other social media platforms.

• 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm - Training with background and discussion
• 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm - Editing with guidance and Q&A

• metmuseum.org event page

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List of women artist with the largest or most significant holdings at The Met (in process of being expanded).

Wikidata

Help improve the content in Wikidata by using TABernacle

Tasks:

• Add missing labels and descriptions (translations too!)
• Add missing birth and death dates
• Add missing ULAN IDs (Union List of Artist Names) by searching the Getty database.
• Add missing images by searching Wikimedia Commons or looking in the Wikipedia article
• Add missing "student of," "educated at," and "movement" information from looking in the Wikipedia article. Example: Yeohlee Teng

Wikipedia

Help improve articles of women artists in table below.

List of women photographers as part of the upcoming exhibition The New Woman Behind the Camera (June 29-October 2021)

Help improve the content in Wikidata by using TABernacle

Tasks:

• Add missing labels and descriptions (translations too!)
• Add missing birth and death dates
• Add missing ULAN IDs (Union List of Artist Names) by searching the Getty database.
• Add missing images by searching Wikimedia Commons or looking in the Wikipedia article
• Add missing "student of," "educated at," and "movement" information from looking in the Wikipedia article. Example: Yeohlee Teng

Additional highlighted works

• Quilts of Gee's Bend and the artists that created them
• Orsola Maddalena Caccia and recent donation to The Met
• Wangechi Mutu and Facade Commission for The NewOnes, will free Us

Tool	Description	Links and example demos
Knowledge Grapher	Create a graph of all works for an artist, given a Wikidata QID. Tasks: Add labels and descriptions to works. Add depiction information to artworks. "Double click" on the artwork in the graph to open Wikidata item.	General tool: Knowledge Grapher Examples: Visualize all works by Rosa Bonheur (French painter) Visualize all works by Edmonia Lewis (African American sculptor)
Wiki Art Depiction Explorer	Browse and add depiction information for artworks, given a Wikidata QID for the work or artist. Tasks: Add depiction information to works that are missing, directly in the tool. After adding, keep working with the same artist or institution (Met) to do more. You may be asked to authenticate using "Oauth"	General tool: Wiki Art Depiction Explorer Examples: Add depiction info to The Horse Fair Browse and add depictions in Rosa Bonheur works

New articles on artworks

• Wikipedia:Mbabel for works with PD images by women artists in the Met Collection

• antiquity - 1850
• 1850 - early 20th century

Red links are articles that do not exist yet, blue links are articles that already exist. Not every artwork on the long list should necessarily have its own article, so check to see that there are enough sources.

The following red links have been vetting as viable for startig new articles.

Examples of red links to try:

• Nsodie
• Triumph of Ceres
• Woman Reading (Susan Macdowell Eakins)
• At the Threshold
• Daphne
• Girl Skating
• Cyclone (Jeanne Lanvin)
• Waxwings, Cherry Blossoms, and Bamboo (chosen by user from long list)

Translating artwork articles

• d:Wikidata:Met Works of Women Artists for Translation sorted by destination language

• Example: Articles on artworks by women that can be translated into Spanish
• Many other languages available as well, will add any more on demand

The main way to sign up is on the dashboard, but you can also add you username to the list below.

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Regrets

• Wasn't aware of this, but guess I was there in spirit as I was writing Susan Mullin Vogel, former Met curator. FYI if anyone wants to expand. StarM 16:11, 6 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Possible attendees

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