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Diagrams of power : visualizing, mapping, and performing resistance / edited by Patricio Dávila.

Fine Arts Library NC1002.S63 D53 2019
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Dávila, Patricio, editor.
Onomatopee (Gallery), host insitution.
Series:
Onomatopee (Series) ; no. 168.
Onomatopee ; 168
Language:
English
French
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Social justice--Exhibitions.
Social justice.
Information visualization--Exhibitions.
Information visualization.
Graphic arts--Exhibitions.
Graphic arts.
Charts, diagrams, etc--Exhibitions.
Charts, diagrams, etc.
Cartography--Exhibitions.
Cartography.
Commercial art.
Visualization.
Exhibitions.
Genre:
Exhibition catalogs.
Physical Description:
308 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:
[Eindhoven] : Onomatopee, [2019]
Language Note:
Contributions in English, French and Spanish.
Summary:
Diagrams of Power' collects contemporary artworks and projects that use data, diagrams, maps and visualizations as ways of challenging dominant narratives and supporting the resilience of marginalized communities. The artists and designers featured critique conventionalized and established truths that obscure important histories or perpetuate oppressive regimes; they also contribute to positive social change by engaging communities and providing alternative strategies for storytelling, communication and organizing. Historical and contemporary uses of data and visualization in colonization, surveillance and management are problematized through critical interventions that use performance, embodiment and counternarratives. Exhibition: Onomatopee, Eindhoven, The Netherlands (09.03.-05.05.2019).
Diagrams of Power' collects contemporary artworks and projects that use data, diagrams, maps and visualizations as ways of challenging dominant narratives and supporting the resilience of marginalized communities.0The artists and designers featured critique conventionalized and established truths that obscure important histories or perpetuate oppressive regimes; they also contribute to positive social change by engaging communities and providing alternative strategies for storytelling, communication and organizing. Historical and contemporary uses of data and visualization in colonization, surveillance and management are problematized through critical interventions that use performance, embodiment and counternarratives. 00Exhibition: Onomatopee, Eindhoven, The Netherlands (09.03.-05.05.2019).
Contents:
Visualizing, mapping, and performing resistance / Patricio Dávila
Dialogues One : Intersections in indigenous mapping, feminist visualization, and community-building / Catherine D'Ignazio, Eliana Macdonald, Lize Mogel, Margaret Pearce
Coming home / Margaret Pearce
O'say can you see / Laura Poitras
From far away and up close: visualization and documentary modes / Laura Poitras and Josh Begley with Patricio Dávila
Best of luck with the wall / Josh Begley
The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project
How the dictatorship of the parties can be overcome / Joseph Beuys
La voix autoritaire (voir totalitaire) d'une système invisible/The authoritative voice (totalitarian view) of an invisible system / Bureau d'Études & Philippe Rekacewicz
Astropolitique / Bureau d'Études
Cartes en colère/Angry maps / Philippe Rekacewicz
Performing infrastructure / Lize Mogel
The Medellíin Diagram Teddy Cruz + Fonna Forman
The Georgia negro: a social study / W.E.B. DuBois
¿Quiénes lo producen? ¿En qué contexto? ¿Para qué/ ¿Qué oculta?/Who produces it? In what context? For what? What does it hide? / Iconoclasistas, Patricio Dávila
¿A quién pertenece la tierra?/Who owns the land? / Iconoclasistas
Minneapolis and Saint Paul are East African cities / Julie Mehretu + entropy8zuper!
Algorithms, apparitions and translations / Julie Mehretu
Ogimaa Mikana Community newsletter / Ogimaa Mikana
An atlas of radical cartography (Revisited) / Alexis Bhagat and Lize Mogel
El caso de Ayotzinapa/The Ayotzinapa case / Forensic Architecture
Building a forum: the Ayotzinapa case / Stefan Laxness with Peter Hall
Mapping a slave revolt / Vincent Brown
Retrospective of a crisis / Department of Unusual Certainties
Queering the map / Lucas LaRochellellíin Diagram The city is not a laboratory : Property Praxis in the Urban Praxis Workshop / Joshua Akers
Islam, republic, neoliberalism / Burak Arikan
Visualizing Palestine / Visualizing Impact
Dialogues two : Urban space, data, and supporting community resistance / Sheila Sampath Terra Graziani, Josh Akers, Alex Hill.
Notes:
Catalog of an exhibition held at Onomatopee, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, March 9-May 5, 2019.
Includes bibliographical references.
Artists include: Joshua Akers ; The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project ; Burak Arikan ; Josh Begley ; Joseph Beuys ; Patricio Dávila ; Bureau d'Études ; Department of Unusual Certainties ; Catherine D'Ignazio ; W.E.B. Du Bois ; Estudio Teddy Cruz + Fonna Forman ; Forensic Architecture ; Terra Graziani ; Peter Hall ; Alex Hill ; Iconoclasistas ; Lucas LaRochelle ; Stefan Laxness ; Julie Mehretu ; Eliana Macdonald ; Lize Mogel ; Ogimaa Mikana ; Margaret Pearce ; Laura Poitras ; Philippe Rekacewicz ; Sheila Sampath ; Visualizing Impact.
ISBN:
9789493148031
9493148033
OCLC:
1113917717

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