MAPPING AND PLACE | PAST EXPERIMENTS
Art + Tech Graduate Seminar
This seminar introduces students to mapping as a potential methodology for their own art practice, interpreting and situating their work with a physical and/or virtual context/place. Students interface with the local landscape conducting experiments and interventions with their surroundings as pedestrians and cyclists with the intention of developing strategies that inform their work. This class looks for the connections between students' own work and geography, landscape architecture, critical theory, anthropology, and natural resources.
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Student Work
Assorted mapping experiments that include visualizations of derives, ubiquitous space, theoretical texts and collaborative projects.
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tasting a route | cristina molina | 2010
video still from foraging derive
