Originally posted on Mediakult:
On Tuesday we had an excellent workshop where the topic was focused on ‘crossing borders’ and what that meant in terms of negotiating…
Tag: imaginary maps
Scalpland – poetic performance (1995-1996)
Originally posted on Geokult:
Background This performance based work was initially presented as part of course work for Postgraduate Diploma at the University of Queensland, Department of…
SCANZ2015 Residency @ Taranaki
At the moment I am in Aotearoa New Zealand in the Taranaki region, participating in the SCANZ2015 artist residency. This is my second residency with SCANZ and… Read more “SCANZ2015 Residency @ Taranaki”
New Plymouth bound!
I have spent some time looking at maps of New Plymouth, ahead of the SCANZ2015 residency and symposium happening there in mid-January. There are some useful sites… Read more “New Plymouth bound!”
Finding Ghosts Exhibition @ Canberra Contemporary Art Space
At the moment there is a show about a number of my augmented reality walks titled Finding Ghosts at the Canberra Contemporary Art Space (CCAS) at Gorman house in… Read more “Finding Ghosts Exhibition @ Canberra Contemporary Art Space”
Augmented Reality walks in Kochi
Kochi Interactions I am starting to develop a new walk which focuses on the South Indian city of Kochi (Fort Cochin). This project will further expand my… Read more “Augmented Reality walks in Kochi”
Documentation: Words for Water at PhotoAccess 2014
From 16 October to 2 November 2014, I have an installation at Photoaccess in Manuka, titled Words for Water. The exhibition includes a video work and an… Read more “Documentation: Words for Water at PhotoAccess 2014”
Framing the Capital – Finding Collaborators
As part of the creative intervention into the Long Time No See? (LTNS) project, I intend to use the list of waypoints in the LTNS Fieldbook to create a pilot… Read more “Framing the Capital – Finding Collaborators”
365 Places: Karangahape Road
A post about the forthcoming project Finding the Ghosts of K Road
Day 88: Karangahape Road, Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand
In an earlier post, I spoke about a forthcoming augmented reality project that I will be presenting as part of the ADA Mesh Cities Symposium in Auckland. The project titled Finding the Ghosts of K Road will explore Auckland’s oldest street, hopefully uncovering some of the ghosts of the past though the imagery of the old photographs of the streetscape.
Tivoli Theatre: Sir George Grey Special Collections, Auckland Libraries, 1-W1606
Something that has been really wonderful about developing this project is the help and support I have received from some of my artist friends, who have generously shared stories about K Road. For example, Trudy Lane shared some very interesting information about some of her ancestors who lived in the area. The story below is very sad about the loss of a number of her ancestors. Trudy writes:
My Great Great Grandfather…
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Finding the Ghosts of K Road
Overview Finding the Ghosts of K Road was a project produced for ADA Mesh Cities, Auckland 2014. Local K Road historian Edward Bennett also contributed significantly to… Read more “Finding the Ghosts of K Road”
