Imaging the City brings together the work of designers, artists, dancers, and media specialists who cross the borders of design and artistic practices to investigate how we perceive the city; how we imagine it; how we experience it; and how we might better design it. Breaking disciplinary boundaries, editors Steve Hawley, Edward Clift, and Kevin O’Brien provocatively open up the field of urban analysis and thought to the perspectives of creative professionals from non-urban disciplines. With a cast of contributors from across the globe, Imaging the City offers international insight for engaging with—and forecasting the future for—our cities.
196 pages | 75 halftones | 7 x 9 | © 2016
Architecture: Architecture--Criticism
Art: Art--General Studies
Table of Contents
Foreword
Graham Cairns
Introduction
Steve Hawley
Section One: Theories of Media, Memory and Imagination
Various
Chapter One: Territories of image: Disposition and disorientation in Google Earth
Lawrence Bird
Chapter Two: Manchester as a mythical city: Reflections in art and locative media
Steve Hawley
Chapter Three: From under your skin
John Zissovici
Chapter Four: CitySpaceMindSpace
Terry Flaxton
Chapter Five: Mapping the city as remembered and the city as imaged
Jelena Stankovic
Intersection One: A city of grids and algorithms and soundtracks in cars and planes and glass
Joshua Singer
Section Two: Applications - Traditional Technologies of Perception an the Imagination
Various
Chapter Six: Sep Yama/Finding Country to Burning City Studios
Kevin O'Brien
Chapter Seven: Surface tension: Experimental dance films and the undoing of urban space
Sylvie Vitaglione
Chapter Eight: Thresh, hold
Dirk de Bruyn
Chapter Nine: Qualities of lustrous gatherings
Reit Eeckhout and Ephraim Joris
Intersection Two: Sick city: An introduction
Heron-Mazy (Anon)
Section Three: Interventions in Design and Experience - New Media and Technologies in the City
Various
Chapter Ten: Belén's Social Repair Kit: Collective data visualization and participatory civic agency
Ivan Chaparro
Chapter Eleven:Read or follow? Designing with mobile technologies and digital space
Natalie Rowland
Chapter Twelve: Musing publics: Arts and idea in motion
Michael Jemtrud
Epilogue
Edward M. Clift
Graham Cairns
Introduction
Steve Hawley
Section One: Theories of Media, Memory and Imagination
Various
Chapter One: Territories of image: Disposition and disorientation in Google Earth
Lawrence Bird
Chapter Two: Manchester as a mythical city: Reflections in art and locative media
Steve Hawley
Chapter Three: From under your skin
John Zissovici
Chapter Four: CitySpaceMindSpace
Terry Flaxton
Chapter Five: Mapping the city as remembered and the city as imaged
Jelena Stankovic
Intersection One: A city of grids and algorithms and soundtracks in cars and planes and glass
Joshua Singer
Section Two: Applications - Traditional Technologies of Perception an the Imagination
Various
Chapter Six: Sep Yama/Finding Country to Burning City Studios
Kevin O'Brien
Chapter Seven: Surface tension: Experimental dance films and the undoing of urban space
Sylvie Vitaglione
Chapter Eight: Thresh, hold
Dirk de Bruyn
Chapter Nine: Qualities of lustrous gatherings
Reit Eeckhout and Ephraim Joris
Intersection Two: Sick city: An introduction
Heron-Mazy (Anon)
Section Three: Interventions in Design and Experience - New Media and Technologies in the City
Various
Chapter Ten: Belén's Social Repair Kit: Collective data visualization and participatory civic agency
Ivan Chaparro
Chapter Eleven:Read or follow? Designing with mobile technologies and digital space
Natalie Rowland
Chapter Twelve: Musing publics: Arts and idea in motion
Michael Jemtrud
Epilogue
Edward M. Clift