The Art of Data Visualisation Video
Map design and cartography are now, more than ever, see […]
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Running with Crayons Maps
These two artwork maps (East London above, and South-Ea […]
Continue reading »Art on the Underground: Labyrinth
Last week I noticed a black and white maze on the wall […]
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The Big Egg Hunt Maps
I somehow missed, until now, this set of oblique-projec […]
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Google Doodle for London Underground’s 150th Anniversary
Google has replaced their normal logo with a special “Doodle” for today, celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the London Underground today. The graphic is a stylised version of the iconic…
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A Celestial Map
Ever thought the ribbon of the River Thames, weaving it […]
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Tube Map Circuit Board – Working Radio
We’ve featured at least three maps since the last […]
Continue reading »Typographic Streets
It seems there is no escaping typographic maps of Londo […]
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Green London Map
This map is produced by The Green Traveller in collabor […]
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A Tube Map Inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Above is an extract from a map of the London Undergroun […]
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Mind the Map: A Map by Macdonald Gill
This is an extract of a map produced in 1928 for London […]
Continue reading »Jenni Sparks: Hand-Drawn Map of London
This wonderful map (above is just an extract) has been […]
Continue reading »Mind the Map: Circuit Diagram
A major new exhibition on mapping the London Undergroun […]
Continue reading »Sponsored Space
Cities have always been the great spaces of commerce, trade and advertising; and recent decades…
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Grand Map of London: A New Map in an Old Style
After featuring many very modern maps on Mapping London […]
Continue reading »Sketching the City in Motion
Whilst social scientists approach cities from rational and technical perspectives, it’s often interesting to get…
Continue reading »Book – Insular Insight
In many ways cities are developing a pressurised and highly specialised environment in large areas driven by competition. It is buzzing environment defined by constant change at fast pace where everyone who slows down risks to drop through the loophole…
Continue reading »Book – Architectural Dimensions at Large
Megeastructures have a fascination of their own, blurring the attention to detail with the impression of now detail at all. Especially in the way such a structure manages to trick the impression of scale is in it self a fascination. The last century ha…
Continue reading »The Twisted London Underground Map
I’m a sucker for alternative maps of the London U […]
Continue reading »Augmented Reality in Art
Mobile augmented reality is not only for computer vision specialists but also for artists. There are a lot of attempts to use computer graphics in visual arts. Augmented reality is also one of the favourite techniques in visual arts. One of most int…
Continue reading »Augmented Reality in Art
Mobile augmented reality is not only for computer vision specialists but also for artists. There are a lot of attempts to use computer graphics in visual arts. Augmented reality is also one of the favourite techniques in visual arts. One of most int…
Continue reading »Augmented Reality in Art
Mobile augmented reality is not only for computer vision specialists but also for artists. There are a lot of attempts to use computer graphics in visual arts. Augmented reality is also one of the favourite techniques in visual arts. One of most int…
Continue reading »Augmented Reality in Art
Mobile augmented reality is not only for computer vision specialists but also for artists. There are a lot of attempts to use computer graphics in visual arts. Augmented reality is also one of the favourite techniques in visual arts. One of most int…
Continue reading »4/10 Why Mediate Art? – Twitter Text Network
Milan based Mousse magazine is running a series with the title ‘Ten Fundamental Questions of Curating’. The editor of the series, Jens Hoffmann explains: “it emerged from a desire to trace the coordinates of contemporary curatorial practice, to take s…
Continue reading »4/10 Why Mediate Art? – Twitter Text Network
The Mousse magazine is running a series with the title ‘Ten Fundamental Questions of Curating’. The editor Jens Hoffmann explains: “it emerged from a desire to trace the coordinates of contemporary curatorial practice, to take stock of a profession tha…
Continue reading »Datamatics Ver.2.0 – Data Viz Black and White
As part of the Spill Festival of Performance 2011 at the Barbican, Ryoji Ikeda played a set. It was another installment of his Datamatics Series started back in 2006. The new Datamatics [ver.2.0] series has evolved quite a bit from the first version al…
Continue reading »Clan of the Cave Bear: Herzog goes 3D
The last sentence I ever expected to hear was “Let’s go see the 3D Werner Herzog film…” [Vanity Fair] Like everyone who hasn’t managed to steer clear of a theatre entirely for the past couple of years, I’ve seen a few 3D films — Coraline, Up and, I must confess, Avatar — but Werner …
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Digital Art (a.k.a. New Media Art) looks quite fun and gets a lot of attention from visitors. Here is some digital art from theMuseum of Modern Art in New York. Artists Mark Skwarek and Sander Veenhof use Layar, which is a very well known augmented reality platform.
Tamiko Thiel’s work “Art Critic Matrix” from mark skwarek on Vimeo.
Continue reading »Augmented Reality Art.
Digital Art (a.k.a. New Media Art) looks quite fun and gets a lot of attention from visitors. Here is some digital art from theMuseum of Modern Art in New York. Artists Mark Skwarek and Sander Veenhof use Layar, which is a very well known augmented reality platform.
Tamiko Thiel’s work “Art Critic Matrix” from mark skwarek on Vimeo.
Augmented Reality Art.
Digital Art (a.k.a. New Media Art) looks quite fun and gets a lot of attention from visitors. Here is some digital art from theMuseum of Modern Art in New York. Artists Mark Skwarek and Sander Veenhof use Layar, which is a very well known augmented reality platform.
Tamiko Thiel’s work “Art Critic Matrix” from mark skwarek on Vimeo.
Continue reading »Augmented Reality Art.
Digital Art (a.k.a. New Media Art) looks quite fun and gets a lot of attention from visitors. Here is some digital art from theMuseum of Modern Art in New York. Artists Mark Skwarek and Sander Veenhof use Layar, which is a very well known augmented reality platform.
Tamiko Thiel’s work “Art Critic Matrix” from mark skwarek on Vimeo.
Continue reading »Augmented Reality Shadow: Shadow Fantacy
This augmented reality story-telling shadow video is the thesis of Joon Moon, a student at Parsons School for Design.This is a very artistic and creative work that uses augmented reality in an interactive way. The diagram below shows the story.She call…
Continue reading »Augmented Reality Shadow: Shadow Fantacy
This augmented reality story-telling shadow video is the thesis of Joon Moon, a student at Parsons School for Design.This is a very artistic and creative work that uses augmented reality in an interactive way. The diagram below shows the story.She call…
Continue reading »Augmented Reality Shadow: Shadow Fantacy
This augmented reality story-telling shadow video is the thesis of Joon Moon, a student at Parsons School for Design.This is a very artistic and creative work that uses augmented reality in an interactive way. The diagram below shows the story.She call…
Continue reading »Augmented Reality Shadow: Shadow Fantacy
This augmented reality story-telling shadow video is the thesis of Joon Moon, a student at Parsons School for Design.This is a very artistic and creative work that uses augmented reality in an interactive way. The diagram below shows the story.She call…
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