FINAL PROGRAM
The FINAL program is now available: You can download it here!
PARTICIPANTS & PROJECTS
– Bissen, Matthew: A Personal Geography
– Caquard, Sébastien & Fiset, Jean-Pierre: Mapping Narratives with the Geoweb
– Cartwright, William: Narrative of a personal geography of warfare
– Gill, Don: Erratic Space
– Hockenberry, Matthew: Made In Modernity: Narrating Cartographies of Production
– Littman, Ariane: Re-thinking/ Re-creating a different Cartography
– Ljungberg, Christina: Imaginary Spaces – Visualizing Time Travel in Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five
– Joliveau Thierry, Mazagol Pierre-Olivier & Caquard Sébastien: Cinemaps, typologies and functions of maps in movies
– Mennis, Jeremy & Mason Michael: Cartographic Narratives and the Social and Geographic Experiences of Adolescent Substance Use
– Mitchell, Peta & Jane Stadler: The Cultural Atlas of Australia: Mediated Spaces in Theatre, Film, and Literature
– Piatti, Barbara: Dreams, Longings, Memories – Visualising the Dimension of Projected Spaces in Fiction
– Reuschel, Anne-Kathrin: Mapping Fictional Routes
– Russo Patrizia, Arzu Coltekin, Susan Thieme & Natalia Hedges: The migration story of a Kyrgyz family father – a mixed media approach
– Simon Katrina: World/Map/Eye – I/Map/World
– Skupin, André: A Pictorial Transect of the United States [in Attribute Space]
– Straumann, Ralph: Online photo repositories as vehicles of narratives: Stories about Zurich
– Tuffery, Christophe: Archaeology of the geographical imaginary of Julien Gracq : the underside of maps of “Le rivage des Syrtes”
– Vaughan, Laurene: Telling Place: narratives of an unknown city
– Watson, Chris: Hyper real and narrative maps
– Wood, Jeremy: Personal Cartography
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