This document outlines the second phase of a project focusing on the identity, memory, and wealth distribution of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. It includes proposed interview questions about living in and visiting Clinton Hill, a map tracking graffiti locations, images showing how Clinton Hill has changed over time, and proposed next steps such as conducting ethnographic interviews and creating non-traditional maps to depict memories.

1. Phase II: Identity, Memory,
and Wealth Distribution
of Clinton Hill
Cindy Gao, Sarah Coplan, Avital Glibicky

2. Interview Questions
● Do you live in Clinton Hill?
● If yes, for how long?
● If no, how long does it take you to get here?
● What is your favorite thing about Clinton Hill?
● What is your is your least favorite thing about Clinton Hill?
● What is your favorite memory in Clinton Hill?
● What is unique about Clinton Hill?
● What are three words you associate with Clinton Hill?

7. Graffiti Tracking Map

8. Clinton Hill Then & Now

9. “PRATT is a
cemetary”
“REMEMBER
YOUR WIFI”
“IM ALWAYS TIRED”
“THE DIALOGUE THAT
NEVER ENDS”
“What’s the issue? What’s the
tea?” *added on “I’m the issue :(“
“use your talent to make the
world a better place☆”

10. Department
of Water
Supply

16. Times to nearby sideway

19. Next Steps
● Ethnographic Interviews
● Monuments/Memory/Preservation
● Mapping of memorializing Love
● Creating a Non-Traditional Map
(Taking inspiration from Bill Viola
To create a suspended map
of memory)