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Finisterre – A film about London
Finisterre is a collaborative film project, part-documentary / part-music promo, between film-makers Paul Kelly, Kieran Evans and the electro-pop band Saint-Etienne, produced by CC-Lab and supported by...
View ArticleExperimental Geography: An Aesthetic Investigation of Space
From Rhizome News: Creative Time curator Nato Thompson will lead a discussion of Experimental Geography with Lize Mogel and Damon Rich, two artists who participated in his exhibition (for Independent...
View ArticleEmotional Cartography: Technologies of the Self
A new book exploring the political, social and cultural implications of visualising intimate biometric data and emotional experiences using technology. “The Bio Mapping tool is therefore a unique...
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What is memory?
In his classic book Memory, first published in 1957 by Penguin Books, Ian M. L. Hunter made some interesting attempts at characterising the processes at work in memory and remembering. He defined and...
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On the subjective nature of mapping
While we may think of geographic maps as amongst the more objective graphics, Stephen Boyd David reminds us of the subjective nature of mapping in this essay published in Emotional Cartography (Ed....
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What is place?
“Old traps vanish, new ones take their place; the old safe places become impassable, and the route can either be plain and easy, or impossibly confusing.” Andreï Tarkovski, Stalker As illustrated by...
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La ville-texte
NB: Studio - Londons Kerning (2007) Un nom, le nom d’une ville sur la terre, suffit à ouvrir le jeu qui commença sur les atlas de l’enfance. Ce nom, avant d’être un ici, est un là-bas : un motif de...
View ArticleMarcher, parler – Sur la fonction énonciative de la marche.
L’acte de marcher est à l’espace ce que l’énonciation est à la langue: par cette affirmation, de Certeau a attribué à la marche une triple fonction « énonciative » : un procès d’appropriation du...
View ArticleBaudelaire, on the figure of the flâneur
“The crowd is his element, as the air is that of the birds and water of fishes. His passion and his profession are to become one flesh with the crowd. For the perfect flâneur, for the passionate...
View ArticleMythogeography: A Guide to Walking Sideways
Mythogeography takes the form of a documentary-fictional collection of the internal documents, diary fragments, letters, emails, narratives, notebooks and handbooks of a loose coalition of artists,...
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