Posts Tagged ‘critical cartography’

J.U.S.T_Jamming Underused Socialist Treasures

JUST  (Jamming Underused Socialist Treasures) is a long-term cooperation with Critical Urbanism Lab from the European Humanities University Vilnius and local organization Archfondas.

PUF currently teach a master-course Production of Space in the Digital Age (specialization in Critical Urban Studies), which results will be  presented in series of excursions at the end of May 2013 (JUST 3).

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04 2013

K67_Urban Router

K67_Urban Router is a mobile platform for investigation of digital public space, offering offline-intranet as a basic infrastructure for diverse cultural formats, ranging from collective mapping till tools for over passing juridical obstacles of free sharing. Situated in the upgraded Kiosk-K67, this offline-hub provides collectively created digital items and services, and it is accessible exclusively on the site. So-called ‘Kiosk-Cloud’ became interface for exchange and tool for engaging in the production of the socio-spatial configuration of the site.

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10 2012

PUF at European Humanities University (EHU)_ Vilnius

Open Lecture > Emerging Critical Cartography: Activists mapping and Collective Knowledge_Vilnius_May 2012.

The lecture introduced the concept of critical cartography in the digital and internet era, focusing on collaborative mapping strategies and diversification of mapping agents, as well as experimental activist/artistic drawings. The idea of the formation of collective knowledge through mapping was elaborated by introducing strategies of counter-mapping, networks-mapping and crisis-mapping.

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05 2012