Geography PhD researcher, University of Manchester. Cross-discipline working; map studies/critical cartography, inclusive approaches to mapping
Shropshire, UK
Joined September 2018
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Excited for our final @livingmaps speaker this year!
@emiliovavarella is an artist/researcher who has shown his work at the Venice Biennale, The Photographers’ Gallery of London, Toronto’s Images Festival, Torino Film Festival, amongst others
Tickets at bit.ly/4fb9t1Q
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New open access paper on ‘Making (Slowly) as Method’ in @IJQMonline - thinking patchwork ethnography through textile processes, drawing on my early experiments in natural dyeing #MakingSlowColour doi.org/10.1177/160940692412…
ALT Section of patchwork fabric made up of connected isosceles triangles in shades of purple, lilac, orange, beige, dark grey
New #FreeDownLoad paper by @laurajpottinger on tactile, textile metaphors for thinking about making-as-method & the early, messy stages of research #patchworkethnography journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
Only one week to go! Really looking forward to hearing about Giuseppe’s autoethnographic sketching and mapping of Venice’s nightscapes @livingmaps
Register here eventbrite.co.uk/e/mappings-…
Tickets now available for our next @Livingmaps Countermapping the Future event!
Join us for ‘Mappings of Literary Nightscapes in Venice Between/beyond Texts and Materialities’ with Giuseppe Tomasella
Book your tickets here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mappings-…
Only a few days to go until we restart our @livingmaps Countermapping the Future Seminar Series with Dallas Hunt on:
The Space NDN'S Counter Map: Mapping Indigenous Futurisms
Tickets available at eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-space…
We are privileged to have Dallas Hunt restart our @Livingmaps seminar series this autumn!
Tickets available here for ‘The Space NDN'S Counter Map: Mapping Indigenous Futurisms’
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Very many thanks indeed if you have contributed to this display at the #RGSIBG24 conference - it is much appreciated and really helps contextualise my PhD!
There's still time to add to it - whether you do mapping; might consider it; or would never do mapping! #domapsmatter
Coming to the @RGS_IBG conference? Let us know your experience of and thoughts on mapping (whatever they are) in our interactive display in the entrance lobby, or in the questions/comments in this thread #domapsmatter #RGSIBG24
Planning to attend the RGS-IBG conference? Do maps play a role in your work or daily life? I & @HeatherJMiles would love to hear your thoughts and see your favourite mappy images! Find us at the entrance lobby or join the conversation with the #domapsmatter hashtag. #RGSIBG24
Would be great to get your thoughts or image contributions in the thread! 👇
Planning to attend the RGS-IBG conference? Do maps play a role in your work or daily life? I & @HeatherJMiles would love to hear your thoughts and see your favourite mappy images! Find us at the entrance lobby or join the conversation with the #domapsmatter hashtag. #RGSIBG24
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There is still time to submit a proposal for our conference in November. Note the slight date change and confirmation of in-person location livingmaps.org/morethanhuman…
Just published! Some reflections on map-making-as-research-method prompted by my research with @MollyOHalloran_ and @pinakographos – thank you Molly and Daniel!
The concept of postdigital has made me think about digital mapping in new ways
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Y'all can watch my latest talk "Countercartographies: Maps, art & social justice" on my website (bit.ly/3U9DkOT). I talk abt the intersections of creative geographies & countercartographies, drawing on creative work from @YouAreHereUA's 2023 counter/cartographies issue.
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📢📷Livingmaps Review, Issue 16 Published Today! livingmaps.org/issue-16
Unfortunately we have needed to cancel the Jin-Kyu Jung @Livingmaps event due to take place tomorrow 27th March eventbrite.co.uk/e/now-postp… Tickets will be refunded automatically through Eventbrite
Only a week to go until Jin-Kyu Jung joins us for what will be a fascinating @Livingmaps talk on his experiences collaborating across urban geography and art using GIS. Tickets available below eventbrite.co.uk/e/critical-…
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How do we move beyond the view that maps are neutral and objective?
@MikeDuggan4 (@KingsCollegeLon) discusses the role of maps in shaping social, cultural, and political life in a new @geogdirections blog post, reposted via @conversationuk.
blog.geographydirections.com…
Mapping and interdisciplinarity in our next @Livingmaps Seminar Series event! We are really looking forward to hearing Jin-Kyu Jung’s reflections on working across urban geography and art. Tickets available below
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🚀 Exciting journey from 2020 to 2023 with Methods for Change! 🌐 ASPECT-funded, this project showcased the transformative power of social science, humanities, arts, and interdisciplinary methods in driving positive change. 🌟aspect.ac.uk/resources/final…
