An animated charcoal drawing by the South African artist William Kentridge. Time and tide are recorded on a single surface through erasure and re-drawing.
A View of the City - A Critical Reflection
8 years ago
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Participants
- + Amy O'Connor
- + Andrea Doyle
- + Aoibheann Ní Mhearáin
- + Arlene O'Sullivan
- + Cian Fanning
- + David Healy
- + Emma Geoghegan
- + Laura Sloan
- + Miriam Delaney
- + Tzvetelina Tchakova
Map Production Resources
Links
Books - 'click' for link to holdings
- + The Irish ordnance survey : history, culture and memory
- + Intimate metropolis : constructing public and private in the modern city
- + The history of cartography
- + The mapmaker's art : a history of cartography
- + Mapping The Land : aerial imagery for land use information
- + Hunch : beyond mapping : projecting the city
- + Human cartography : mapping the world of man
- + A history of spaces : cartographic reason, mapping, and the geo-coded world
- + Design with nature
- + Land mosaics : the ecology of landscapes and regions
- + The landscape urbanism reader
- + Else/where : mapping : new cartographies of networks and territories
- + Maps in minds : reflections on cognitive mapping
- + Mappings
- + Theory in landscape architecture
- + Nature pictorialized : "the view" in landscape history
- + The countryside ideal : Anglo-American images of landscape
- + Taking Measures Across the American Landscape
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