Thursday, August 12, 2010
Marta Traquino, A Construção do Lugar pela Arte Contemporânea [The Construction of Place in Contemporary Art]. 2010. Ribeirão, Portugal: Húmus Editions. 172 pp. ISBN: 9789898139320
Reviewed by Andrea Mubi Brighenti, Department of Sociology, University of Trento (IT)
“Marching Piece” performance by George Maciunas. Flux Snow Event, New Marlborough (Massachusetts), 1977.
Contemporary artworks have addressed space in a variety [...]
Thanks to Strange Maps, which includes a lucid discussion and comments on how Economic Crisis re-spatializes Europe…
I recently learned of University of Chicago PhD student Eli Thorkelson’s blog, Decasia: Critique of Academic Culture and it is wonderful to read.
Eli’s PhD project comprises an anthropological analysis of university culture, and he’s also looking at the socialisation of graduate students. I remember being told as a Master’s student that it was not [...]
Hidden Landscapes by Chris Thompson
Geographical Methodology as Spatialization and Topology (Part of “Theorizing Place: Interdisciplinary Trajectories” A Panel Discussion at the Canadian Association of Geographers Meeting, Carleton University, May 27, 2009):
This presentation focuses on the virtuality of place, an object of study which resists specification in material or topographic terms. In effect, place exceeds [...]
Saturday, January 24, 2009
How could one avoid being just a technical end-user and late-adopter of Geographical Information Systems – that’s geodata or spatial data in other lingo : Does anyone have truly theoretical and methodological innovations in areas such as GIS for visualization of local and of community issues, locative and mobile media applications, [...]
Also filed in Cities & urbanism, Embodiment & performance, Mapping, Media & communications, Mobilities, Techno-science
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Tagged geocaching, geotagging, Google Earth, GPS, locative media, mobile computing, mobile media, pop culture, ubiquitous computing, urban space, way-finding
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