Janet Abrams Lecture
Monday, March 31, 2008
5:30 PM
UT Art & Architecture Bldg. Room 109
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"The Spaces Between: Using Maps to Make Arguments and Processes Visible"
Abrams' presentation will focus on the core concepts of a book she
co-edited, ELSE/WHERE: MAPPING. The book explores mapping as a powerful
interdisciplinary strategy that links people and places, data and
organizations, and physical and virtual environments. She will explore the
relationships and differences of mapping physical and virtual spaces and
also will discuss new navigational technology and modes of visual
representation.
http://www.elsewheremapping.com/
http://di.design.umn.edu/people/abrams.html
Director of the Design Institute at the University of Minnesota College of Design, Abrams is a widely published critic on design, art, architecture, visual arts and new media. Her essays have appeared in books, exhibition catalogues, magazines and newspapers around the country. She holds a Ph.D. in architectural history, theory and criticism from Princeton University.
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