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Juan Covelli, Web-based project still, 2018
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Kelley Dong, Digital video still, 2017
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Jake Elwes, Digital video, 2017
Exhibition
Cartographies
22 Mar 2019 – 24 Mar 2019
Event times
Friday 22nd: 18:00-21:00 (Opening event)
Saturday 23rd: 12:00-20:00 (Round table discussion: 18:00-20:00)
Sunday 24th: 12:00-17:00
Cost of entry
Free entry
Address
- 47-49 Tanner Street,
- London
England - SE1 3PL.
- United Kingdom
‘Cartographies’ is an exhibition of moving image art. It explores the technologies of mapping and the mapping of technologies in the contemporary world. How do we cognitively and physically situate ourselves in modern cartographic networks?
Curated by Katrina Man & Sam Kaufman
About
‘Cartographies’ is an exhibition of moving image art. It explores the technologies of mapping and the mapping of technologies in the contemporary world. How do we cognitively and physically situate ourselves in modern cartographic networks? What are our terms of engagement with this global and unthinkably complex infrastructure? Where do we stand?
Google Earth, Street View, GPS systems, 3D modelling, algorithms and machine learning all serve the contemporary cartographic imperative – to remap the world as a dense, overlapping weave of digital traces turned into exploitable data. The artworks featured in this exhibition critically engage with these technologies to find alternative ways of being in and through cartographic networks.
Curated by Katrina Man & Sam Kaufman
