“Drawing with Satellites”
&
“The City as a Canvas”
Workshops em GPS Drawing com
“Drawing with Satellites”
Hugh Pryor e eJeremy Wood
Port Meadow Spider
Oxford
“The City as a Canvas”
This spider was drawn over a
2.5 km long meadow and was
inspired by a nightmare caused by a very ripe cheese.
Workshops em GPS Drawing com
onde: ruas do Porto
Hugh Pryor e Jeremy Wood
Onde: ruas do Porto*
quando: 2 e 3 de Novembro, 2007
quando: 2 e 3 de Novembro, 2007
Magic Roundabout
Swindon
Workshops integradas no Festival “Prémio MAPA”*
1- 4 de Novembro, 2007, reitoria da Universidade do Porto
Mais informações em: www.utaustinportugal.org
Workshops integradas no Festival “Premio MAPA”*
1- 4 de
Novembro,
2007, reitoria da Universidade do Porto
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Using basic navigation techniques and coordinating movement on the ground with
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spend a whole
The City as a Canvas | 3 de Novembro - 10:00AM - 13:00, Porto
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Inscrição obrigatória e limitada
Prazo: 24 de Outubro
Email: [email protected] | usar para subject “workshop GPS”. Incluir nome, instituição de afiliação (se
existe), área de trabalho e razões que a/o levam a querer participar.
Drawing with Satellites | 2 de Novembro - 10:00AM - 18:00, Porto
“Using basic navigation techniques and coordinating movement on the ground with the line drawn on
the GPS receiver screen to create shapes, drawings and writing.”
Exposicao “Drawing with Satellites” aberta ao publico
Caption:
The City as a Canvas | 3 de Novembro - 10:00AM - 13:00, Porto
“Exploring the shapes of streets through ‘Methodical Mapping’ - finding an interesting part of the
town and walking around it to create a map - and ‘Psychogeography’
- 1mapping with repeated random
2
instructions which provides an exciting and unusual way
of exploring
a town.”
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1 Port Meadow Spider, Oxford | This spider was drawn over a 2.5 km long meadow
and was inspired by a nightmare caused by a very ripe cheese.
2 Many Hughs Pryors! | Hugh (digitally...) reproduced and pointing at a large
scale map.
3 Magic Roundabout, Swindon | The Magic Roundabout that is made of five small
roundabouts joined to a central roundabout like a flower. You can drive any way
round you choose and spend a whole day circling it without ever driving the same
path twice.
Exposição “Drawing with Satellites” aberta ao público
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FNAC Santa Catarina, R. Santa Catarina, 73, Porto
1 a 9 de Novembro, 10:00 - 22:00 | Conversa com os artistas Hugh Pryor e Jeremy Wood: 3 de Novembro, 18:30
FNAC Santa Catarina, R. Santa Catarina, 73, Porto
1 a 9 de Novembro, 10:00 - 22:00 | Conversa com os artistas Hugh Pryor e Jeremy Wood: 3 de Novembro, 18:30
Organizado por:
Apoios:
MAPA
4 Fisheye view of Oxford | Three years worth of GPS Data centred on Oxford projected as a fish eye view. At the top you can see the GPS tracks of skydivers jumping
out of aeroplanes, and if you look carefully you’ll find the giant spider.
*O projecto MAPA tem por missão cartografar e agregar a massa crítica e operante nos diversos sectores da arte
e tecnologia em Portugal, optimizando as suas relações e gerando contextos inovadores de colaboração.
Fisheye view of Oxford (background)
Three years of GPS Data - at the top are GPS tracks of wingsuit skydivers,
and if you look carefully you’ll find the giant spider.