laragheintz – Urban Media Archaeology 2011

Murals in East Harlem: Final Process Blog

I wanted to take this chance to clarify my project since I feel like I presented it so poorly yesterday. Looking back on this whole

As I began plotting information in URT last week, I began concretely dividing my data into layers and thinking about how to construct an argument,

One of my main goals at the beginning of this project was to look into how the locative place of graffiti interacted with and played

Since I began this project, the conceptual framework of the data itself seems to keep shifting, and one of my largest problems in addition to

I’ll admit- this is mostly for Danielle but could be interesting to others- I stumbled upon this the other and figured it may be useful

One of the advantages cartographic advances in mixed mediums is that it allows a degree of fluidity in data sets. As James Corner states, in

1. Background and Context: As an art form, street art and graffiti have had a stylistic resurgence in media during the past decade, although it

Hey all found this article in GOOD this morning on how Dutch designer, Richard Vijen, plotted all data from the former GeoCities into a scrollable

Note: While not an official process blog, I wanted to throw this out there since picking a topic for this project seems to have brought