We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “metaphysical elements in trees.”
Infinitely Small Things
A blog of recent findings by the
Institute for Infinitely Small Things.
conducts creative, participatory research that aims to temporarily transform public spaces and instigate dialogue about democracy, spatial justice and everyday life. The Institute’s projects use performance, conversation and unexpected interventions to investigate social and political “tiny things”. Based mostly in Boston, MA, and occasionally under the leadership of kanarinka, James Manning, Jaimes Mayhew or Forest Purnell, the group’s membership is varied and interdisciplinary.
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We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “uncemented areas.”
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2012-12-20 1 note
We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “dating areas.”
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2012-12-19 0 notes
We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “shapes of roofs.”
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2012-12-18 1 note
We split the class of 60 into group to brainstorm ideas for a mapping project.
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2012-12-17 1 note
View from Manila highway
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We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “camera friendly areas.”
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We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “bulletin boards.”
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We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “places you can feel the wind.”
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We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “concrete.”
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We asked workshop participants to make maps of campus today. This one is “smells of urine.”
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Explaining a Denis Wood map
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Gems of thought, posted at WMSU
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Workshop participants preparing to discus things to map on WMSU campus
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Workshop participants discussing things to map on WMSU campus
