Clübli doing arts&cartography
Clübli recently gave a workshop at eth zurich discussing the possibilities of arts and cartography. This is what it was about:
The performative dimension of mapping
Vaughan, Laurene: Telling Place: narratives of an unknown city
Bissen, Matthew: A Personal Geography
Gill, Don: Erratic Space
Wood, Jeremy: Personal Cartography
Littman, Ariane: Re-thinking/ Re-creating a different Cartography
Personal and Collective Narratives
Mennis, Jeremy & Mason Michael: Cartographic Narratives and the Social and Geographic Experiences of Adolescent Substance Use Russo Patrizia, Arzu Coltekin, Susan Thieme & Natalia Hedges: The migration story of a Kyrgyz family father - a mixed media approach
Cartwright, William: Narrative of a personal geography of warfare
Atlases
Eisenhut, Antonia & Ruedi Haller: Cartography & Narratives: Proposal Atlas of the Swiss National Park Mitchell, Peta & Jane Stadler: The Cultural Atlas of Australia: Mediated Spaces in Theatre, Film, and Literature
Mapping Fictions
Tuffery, Christophe: Archaeology of the geographical imaginary of Julien Gracq : the underside of maps of "Le rivage des Syrtes" Reuschel, Anne-Kathrin: Mapping Fictional Routes Piatti, Barbara: Dreams, Longings, Memories - Visualising the Dimension of Projected Spaces in Fiction
Ljungberg, Christina: Imaginary Spaces – Visualizing Time Travel in Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five
Joliveau Thierry, Mazagol Pierre-Olivier & Caquard Sébastien: Cinemaps, typologies and functions of maps in movies Caquard, Sébastien: Mapping Narratives with the Geoweb
Geospatial Tools for Narratives
Hockenberry, Matthew: Made In Modernity: Narrating Cartographies of Production Straumann, Ralph: Flickr application Simon Katrina: World/Map/Eye - I/Map/World Skupin, André: A Pictorial Transect of the United States [in Attribute Space]
Watson, Chris: Hyper real and narrative maps
We then worked together with Andre Skupin, Din Gill, Matthew Hockenberry, and Azru Coltekin on how to turn their research into a film project. We will continue to work on that film.
The performative dimension of mapping
Vaughan, Laurene: Telling Place: narratives of an unknown city
Bissen, Matthew: A Personal Geography
Gill, Don: Erratic Space
Wood, Jeremy: Personal Cartography
Littman, Ariane: Re-thinking/ Re-creating a different Cartography
Personal and Collective Narratives
Mennis, Jeremy & Mason Michael: Cartographic Narratives and the Social and Geographic Experiences of Adolescent Substance Use Russo Patrizia, Arzu Coltekin, Susan Thieme & Natalia Hedges: The migration story of a Kyrgyz family father - a mixed media approach
Cartwright, William: Narrative of a personal geography of warfare
Atlases
Eisenhut, Antonia & Ruedi Haller: Cartography & Narratives: Proposal Atlas of the Swiss National Park Mitchell, Peta & Jane Stadler: The Cultural Atlas of Australia: Mediated Spaces in Theatre, Film, and Literature
Mapping Fictions
Tuffery, Christophe: Archaeology of the geographical imaginary of Julien Gracq : the underside of maps of "Le rivage des Syrtes" Reuschel, Anne-Kathrin: Mapping Fictional Routes Piatti, Barbara: Dreams, Longings, Memories - Visualising the Dimension of Projected Spaces in Fiction
Ljungberg, Christina: Imaginary Spaces – Visualizing Time Travel in Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five
Joliveau Thierry, Mazagol Pierre-Olivier & Caquard Sébastien: Cinemaps, typologies and functions of maps in movies Caquard, Sébastien: Mapping Narratives with the Geoweb
Geospatial Tools for Narratives
Hockenberry, Matthew: Made In Modernity: Narrating Cartographies of Production Straumann, Ralph: Flickr application Simon Katrina: World/Map/Eye - I/Map/World Skupin, André: A Pictorial Transect of the United States [in Attribute Space]
Watson, Chris: Hyper real and narrative maps
We then worked together with Andre Skupin, Din Gill, Matthew Hockenberry, and Azru Coltekin on how to turn their research into a film project. We will continue to work on that film.
lnx - 27. Jun, 08:19
