As I’ve documented in previous process blogs, I have had a particularly difficult time limiting the scope of my project into a manageable portion. It’s
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Memories, don’t fail me now
I seems that I’ve dreadfully miscalculated the number of process blogs that I believed I’d posted. And now I’m left to do what we weren’t
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Think about the future!
One of the things that I’ve been pleasantly surprised with as my project has progressed is the possibility of expanding this work into a larger,
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Walking the Data Set: Spatial Reading of Graffiti Removal
I took the City’s graffiti locations data set for a walk last Sunday in Brooklyn using the graffiti web app. As discussed in my last
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Visualizations of Graffiti Location Data Set
The video animates the reading and writing processes that government agencies and contractors perform. Each dot in the animation represents a record within the graffiti
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Rummaging a Data Set: Identifying the Gaps
“Media archaeology rummages textual, visual, and auditory archives,” says Erik Huhtamo and Jussi Parikka, “as well as collections of artifacts, emphasizing both the discursive and
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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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Cartograffic Rewrites – Mapping the Mechanism of Graffiti Removal
Graffiti in New York City plays the part in a well defined administrative feedback loop. After the street art is illegally applied to an
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