Nuit Blanche, Oct. 1, 6pm – 1am – Greenpoint Schedule + Directions Via Urban Omnibus: This free, nighttime festival of ephemeral public art will showcase
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“The Infrastructure of Mass Consumption” — 11/8 @ SVA
The Infrastructure of Mass Consumption Meredith TenHoor will present some of the markets, transportation networks and other infrastructures which made the mass consumption of designed
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Field Trip! to IBM’s Think Exhibit
Hey Guys! Christo & I are trying to plan a trip to IBM’s Think Exhibit in the upcoming weeks. As of now Saturday October 8th
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IBM’s THINK Exhibit
This might be a big advertisement for how IBM has shaped the city, but it should prove a pretty interesting representation of how a company
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Map Warper Training
We’ve been invited to take part in a “Warper“* — i.e., map georecitification — class at the New York Public Library on Saturday, October 29,
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City-as-Archive: Migrant Networks
There are 800 different languages spoken around the city of New York. A recent article infers that a significant portion of these languages are oral only,
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“If You Were to Make a City…”
This was in the Metropolitan section of the New York Times on Sunday September 11, 2011. Not the best maps/diagrams I have seen them produce
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DH Project Review
DH Projects for In-class Review Vectors: Journal of Culture and Technology in a Dynamic Vernacular Julian Bleeker & Erik Loyer, “WiFi Bedouin: This is Not
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Scientific American’s Cities Issue
This is more relevant to the “urban” part of the class than the “media archaeology” part, but Scientific American magazine’s September issue is all about
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Process Blog Posting Timeline
Now that you’re all signed into the website, you can start posting anytime. But you needn’t worry about your official Process Blog posts until you
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