The Bowery Artist Tribute explores the presence of artists and art production in the Bowery. The project’s goal is to reveal the Bowery as an
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This is the website for the Fall 2011 "Urban Media Archaeology" graduate seminar-studio, taught by Shannon Mattern and Rory Solomon at The New School.
The Bowery Artist Tribute explores the presence of artists and art production in the Bowery. The project’s goal is to reveal the Bowery as an
Read moreJJ Maxwell Project Proposal Urban Media Archaeology Professor Shannon Mattern Project Description For over forty years, Woody Allen has been one of the
Read moreFor my map critique I decided to look at a mapping project called, “The Geography of Buzz”. This project was conducted using geographic information systems
Read moreMapping the Youth Media Landscape of New York City Problem Statement and Research Question: Teenagers are described as knowing how to use media technologies better
Read moreI had, what I thought, was a great idea. My grandparents have almost every National Geographic since 1962, and an index in which I
Read moreGuided by Kazys Varnelis, it seems telecommunications has played a historical role in shaping the American city. It is often said that new technologies
Read moreI’ve been meaning to post this graph ever since Stephen Taylor came to speak to us and showed the chart of water consumption in Edmonton
Read moreBefore I get into the project proposal, if you know anyone who has participated in the Atlantic Yards dialogue (attended community meetings, made art about
Read more1. Background and Context: As an art form, street art and graffiti have had a stylistic resurgence in media during the past decade, although it
Read moreIf a child carelessly leaves a door open a sarcastic parent may sometimes ask “Were you raised in a barn?” Well I wasn’t raised
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