As part of the "Can you show me the space"
Programme at Stanley Picker Gallery in Kingston,
public works together with City Mine(d)
would like to invite you to a round table on
Mapping on-site and on-line
Urban cartography and relational mapping instruments
On Wed 23 January 2008
6 pm - 7.30 pm
At Stanley Picker Gallery
public works, City Mine(d), Dorian Moore, Towards and Christian Nold
are holding a round table on the role of cartography in their work.
The participants share a quest for ways to collect and re-distribute
information directly from users of urban space, but differ in the
instruments they use - from pencil and paper to state of the art
technology- ; the way they treat their outcomes – from barely archiving to
glossy publications -; and the aims they have with this work - revealing
subjective knowledge or informing a further process.
The round table is an occasion to discuss these different ways of working
next to each other. Conclusions will be compiled into an essay that will be
published in a fanzine.
"Can you show me the space" Fanzines
public works has been publishing fanzines alongside the events and work
going on at Stanley Picker Gallery.
Fanzines, at £ 2 each, so far include
Fanzine 01 "setting a setting" together with Can Altay
Fanzine 02 "Mapping Relational Space"
"Building Stories"
Fanzine 03 "Architecture as Extended Social Space"