Summary of location-based methods for Place Ma(r)king Workshop
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The document discusses place, location, branding, and tagging. It provides lists of ways to make and know a place and location, such as through living in, visiting, designing, or mapping a location. It also discusses using GPS coordinates, images, or audio to identify location. The document then discusses using tags to label and brand places in real space or on maps, as well as using tags to direct attention, link memories and information, and emerge from crowds in a bottom-up way. It provides some examples of GPS-based art, games and community projects that involve place-making.
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Summary of location-based methods for Place Ma(r)king Workshop
- 1. Place, Location, Brand and Tag
- 10. Ways of making a ‘place’ • Living • Visiting • Designing • Building • Mapping • Knowing people there • Making Memories • Labeling, signing and tagging
- 11. Ways of knowing ‘location’ • Past knowledge • Reading signs • Interpreting space • Asking someone • Reading a map • Image matching • GPS coordinates • Text or audio description matching • Local radio beacon (RFID,NFC bluetooth etc)
- 12. Some questions • How can locating help place making? • How can we knit together social encounters and spaces over time? • Preplanned Branding, formal procedures • Or • Ad hoc Tagging, emergent groupings and agendas
- 13. Quick intro to GPS ‘location’ experiments
- 17. GPS based experiments • Games – Blast theory’s work since 2004 e.g. Uncle Roy All Around You, Rider Spoke – NavBall, Saints (Amsterdam) – “Come out a play festival” • Art – Waag society – traces of everyday life – Geo-drawing – “Running Stitch” Jen Southern, Chris St Amand, and Jen Hamilton. • Politics/community/Art • emo—mapping ChristanNolt • Starshed – Martin Reiser
- 18. Geodrawing
- 21. Tagging • Tags, labeling and branding • Tags in real space • Tags on maps • Pointers • Reminders • Call to attention • Layered • Emergent from the crowd, ‘bottom up’ • Linking and remembering moments in time, places, people, documents • Degrees of solidification without ossification …
- 22. Brief: “The Conference” Explore the organisation, experiences, relationships and products of conferences and workshops Imagine the ‘future conference’ Use any means necessary.