Merge branch 'main' into staging

source/_data/people.yml

@@ -902,3 +902,11 @@
   - proj_pi
   image: https://nyu-dh.github.io/website-media/files/people/pickens.jpg
   order: '103'
+- pid: mavromatis
+  done: true
+  name: Panayotis Mavromatis
+  titles: Associate Professor of Music and Performing Arts Professions
+  site_roles:
+  - proj_pi
+  image: https://nyu-dh.github.io/website-media/files/people/mavromatis.jpg
+  order: '104'

source/_data/projects.yml

@@ -1963,7 +1963,7 @@
   order: '068'
 - pid: g2024hassein
   done: true
-  title: A digital archive of Arabic-based programming languages
+  title: A Digital Archive of Arabic-based Programming Languages
   category: Grad Fellowship Project
   tags:
   - technology-studies
@@ -2148,3 +2148,31 @@
   pis:
   - pickens
   order: '075'
+- pid: turkish-music
+  done: true
+  title: Digitizing Cultural Heritage
+  subtitle: The Walter Feldman Collection of Turkish Classical Music
+  category: DH Seed Grant Recipient
+  tags:
+  - exhibition
+  cohort_year: '2024'
+  abstract: This project involves digitizing audio cassette recordings gathered by
+    retired NYU Abu Dhabi Professor Walter Feldman during research for his book, Music
+    of the Ottoman Court (1996, repr. 2024). Dr. Feldman is the leading authority
+    on Turkish classical music, and his book is the standard work on the subject.
+    Dr. Feldman’s recordings include never-before-heard audio materials—lessons, private
+    concerts, and public performances— featuring prominent Turkish classical musicians
+    Necdet Yasar, Niyazi Sayin, Ihsan Özgen, and others. Digitizing this collection
+    is crucial for preservation of this music and to make it accessible to a wider
+    audience. This project emphasizes the intercultural connections between Greeks,
+    Turks, Armenians, Romanians, Hungarians, Arabs, and Sephardic Jews within the
+    Ottoman Empire. The project will transfer these recordings to a digital format
+    and exhibit them on a publicly accessible website, accompanied by detailed cataloging
+    and metadata creation to facilitate research and exploration. By making these
+    recordings available, this initiative not only preserves a crucial part of musical
+    history but also celebrates the complex tapestry of relationships that characterizes
+    the music of the Ottoman court and its enduring legacy in shaping the cultural
+    identities of the region.
+  pis:
+  - mavromatis
+  order: '076'

source/_news/2024-04-30-seed-grants-2024.md

@@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ Kalinago Living Language is a digitization and translation project that endeavor
 
 ### Abstract
 This project focuses on a 1786 property map of the French colony of Saint-Domingue (Haiti) dedicated to the comte de Vaudreuil, a prominent Paris-based art collector whose father had governed the colony. This map records the parceling of land around Cap Français, where many of the island's most lucrative sugar plantations were located. It is inscribed with surnames, each belonging to a plantation owner. Strikingly, they include some of the highest-profile members of the Paris art world at the time. While these names may be visible on the surface, the deeper histories of the connections they reveal remain unexplored. We propose to create an interactive, digitally enhanced version of this map with an ambitious interface comprising text, image, and linked data that allows users to discover stories and pursue further research. Our project will “remap” the Paris art world in two key ways. Although the 1786 map illustrates crucial if unknown links between colonial networks and art in metropolitan France, it also shows the contribution of unnamed individuals—notably enslaved laborers—whose lives were inextricably linked to the buying and selling of art. We aim to visualize this network of people, objects, and places and publish an open data set and metadata standard that encourages other scholars to build on our research while interrogating mapping as a process. In so doing, we hope to profoundly shift views of the eighteenth-century art world.
+
 ---------
 
 ## Hidden Legacies: Slavery, Race and the Making of 21st-Century America

source/_projects/g2024hassein.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 pid: g2024hassein
 done: true
-title: A digital archive of Arabic-based programming languages
+title: A Digital Archive of Arabic-based Programming Languages
 category: Grad Fellowship Project
 tags:
 - technology-studies

source/_projects/turkish-music.md

@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+---
+pid: turkish-music
+done: true
+title: Digitizing Cultural Heritage
+subtitle: The Walter Feldman Collection of Turkish Classical Music
+category: DH Seed Grant Recipient
+tags:
+- exhibition
+cohort_year: '2024'
+abstract: This project involves digitizing audio cassette recordings gathered by retired
+  NYU Abu Dhabi Professor Walter Feldman during research for his book, Music of the
+  Ottoman Court (1996, repr. 2024). Dr. Feldman is the leading authority on Turkish
+  classical music, and his book is the standard work on the subject. Dr. Feldman’s
+  recordings include never-before-heard audio materials—lessons, private concerts,
+  and public performances— featuring prominent Turkish classical musicians Necdet
+  Yasar, Niyazi Sayin, Ihsan Özgen, and others. Digitizing this collection is crucial
+  for preservation of this music and to make it accessible to a wider audience. This
+  project emphasizes the intercultural connections between Greeks, Turks, Armenians,
+  Romanians, Hungarians, Arabs, and Sephardic Jews within the Ottoman Empire. The
+  project will transfer these recordings to a digital format and exhibit them on a
+  publicly accessible website, accompanied by detailed cataloging and metadata creation
+  to facilitate research and exploration. By making these recordings available, this
+  initiative not only preserves a crucial part of musical history but also celebrates
+  the complex tapestry of relationships that characterizes the music of the Ottoman
+  court and its enduring legacy in shaping the cultural identities of the region.
+pis:
+- mavromatis
+order: '076'
+layout: project
+---

source/funding/seed-grants/index.md

@@ -35,6 +35,18 @@ Grants may range in size between $5,000 and $20,000. Collaborative projects are
 
 <h2 id="funded-projects">Funded Projects</h2>
 
+{% assign seeds2024 = site.projects | where: 'cohort_year', '2024' | where_exp: "i", "i.category contains 'Seed'" %}
+{%- if seeds2024.size > 0 -%}
+  <h3 class="is-size-4">2024 - 2025</h3>
+  <ul>
+    {%- for p in seeds2024 -%}
+      <li><a href="{{ p.url | absolute_url }}">
+        {{ p.title }}{%- if p.subtitle.size > 0 -%}:&nbsp;{{ p.subtitle }}{%- endif -%}
+      </a></li>
+    {%- endfor -%}
+  </ul>
+{%- endif -%}
+
 {% assign seeds2023 = site.projects | where: 'cohort_year', '2023' | where_exp: "i", "i.category contains 'Seed'" %}
 {%- if seeds2023.size > 0 -%}
   <h3 class="is-size-4">2023 - 2024</h3>

source/projects/seed-grants.md

@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ breadcrumbs:
   - name: Projects
     link: /projects
 quick_links:
-  # - label: 2024 Cohort
-  #   link: '#2024'
+  - label: 2024 Cohort
+    link: '#2024'
   - label: 2023 Cohort
     link: '#2023'
   - label: 2022 Cohort
@@ -20,9 +20,9 @@ quick_links:
 ---
 {% assign seeds = site.projects | where_exp: "i", "i.category contains 'Seed'" %}
 
-<!-- <h2 id="2024">Funded for 2024 – 2025</h2>
+<h2 id="2024">Funded for 2024 – 2025</h2>
 {% assign seeds2024 = seeds | where: 'cohort_year', '2024' | sort: 'image' | reverse %}
-{% include cards/projects.html data=seeds2024 %} -->
+{% include cards/projects.html data=seeds2024 %}
 
 <h2 id="2023">Funded for 2023 – 2024</h2>
 {% assign seeds2023 = seeds | where: 'cohort_year', '2023' | sort: 'image' | reverse %}