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Folding the Map
Everything is done, the grades are posted, comments sent. Please contact me if you have a question or if you just want to let me know what creative and exciting things you are up to. Thank-you all for a wonderful … Continue reading
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Invitation to the Final Presentation
We invite you to come and share in a showing of the final class projects of the UBC/GNWC summer course: Mapping Empire. Eleven students in a variety of graduate and undergraduate programs from both UBC and SFU have been working … Continue reading
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Almost There
When working this final week consider the following: 1) Use of the site/space 2) Aural/Visual/Textual/Physical elements 3) Use of levels, topography, shape, repetition, tempo 4) What does the audience feel/learn/take away with them? If every point in #2 and #3 … Continue reading
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You Are Here
You are Here. Personal Geographies and Other Maps of the Imagination by Katherine Harmon. NY: Princeton Architectural Press, 2004. Had I found this 3 months ago, I would have made it the course textbook. There are musings, writings, and lovely … Continue reading
Posted in Maps and Art, Maps in Literature
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Themes and Thoughts
Seeing, Feeling and Interpreting Space Developing a relationship WITH space and location Collect source material that inspires you Work kinesthetically – play with the source material and your impulses Use a variety of tools – ones from your own area … Continue reading
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Genome Map
Genomes – Maps of the living body? Who owns the maps of these genomes?
Posted in Body/Cell Maps, Maps and Power
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Le Petit Prince
“Well?” said the geographer expectantly. “Oh, where I live,” said the little prince, “it is not very interesting. It is all so small. I have three volcanoes. Two volcanoes are active and the other is extinct, but one never knows.” … Continue reading
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Emotional Mapping
Here’s an article on emotional mapping…interesting combination of technology and the human body. http://www.cbc.ca/cp/Oddities/070504/K050411AU.html
Posted in Maps and Art, Maps and Emotions
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Re-evaluating the Web
A wonderful video on how information is mapped on the web.
Posted in Maps and Cyberspace
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