I think, due in part to my staggering lack of presence and almost paralyzing fear of public speaking, and to the unfinished nature of my
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graff/it/i new york city web app
I believe that a key part of making a spatial argument is to situate it in the very geospatial context of the reader. I want
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Dear Photograph and OOO
I found the feed back I received after presenting my project in class extremely helpful in terms of crystallizing my ideas on the arguments I
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Mapping the Map: Exploring Maciunas’ Expanded Arts Diagram
Opinions of what Fluxus is or once was differs greatly, from Fluxus insiders and outside observers. In the 1960s Fluxus established itself as an international
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Monument Hunting…
There are way too many monuments in NYC. Perhaps too many is the wrong way to put it. There is an overwhelmingly large amount of
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Inching Towards Progress
My first post made it clear to me that I needed to define precisely what I was looking for; now it is clear that I
Read moreHistoric Movie Theater Letdown
I have always loved watching movies, but there is something about going to a movie theater that completely overtakes me. Have I been there before,
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Map Critique: The Deleted City
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
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Rosyln Bernstein and Shael Shapiro’s Illegal Living at 80 Wooster Walking Tour
On Saturday, October 15th at 11 a.m., I joined writer Rosyln Bernstein and Shael Shapiro on a walking tour of SoHo, examining the presence of
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Music Mapping in NYC
Since I have changed my topic to mapping live music venues/halls in New York City I have spent some time doing research on the different
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