WHAT SHOULD A MAP HAVE THAT MAKES IT A MAP? IF YOU WERE TO MAKE A MAP ABOUT AN EXPERIENCE, WHAT WOULD IT BE? WHERE IS THE TERRITORY, MOMENT, STORY OR JOURNEY.

• WHAT SHOULD A MAP HAVE THAT MAKES IT A MAP?

• IF YOU WERE TO MAKE A MAP ABOUT AN EXPERIENCE, WHAT WOULD IT BE?

• WHERE IS THE TERRITORY, MOMENT, STORY OR JOURNEY YOU WANT TO MAP?

• WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE, TIME FRAME?• HOW DO YOU GET FROM ONE PLACE

TO ANOTHER? (VISUALLY)

WHAT IS A MAP? THINGS TO CONSIDER.

Maps as Artusing maps to express visual

ideas

" they bear implicit promises of routes into and out of the unknown" they are a key to "bringing order to chaos" and a way to chart new "terrains"

Explore -- I AM HERE. THIS IS THE PLACE.

the author Katherine Hammon says --

What exactly is a map?

Maps by Chris Kenny

Mesopatamia Chris Kenny

Mercato by Chris Kenny

Nonsuch by Chris Kenny

Qinghai by Chris Kenny

The Norman Kingdom of Scicily Chris Kenny

Ingred Dabringer

Ingred Dabringd Dabringer

"I make maps. One of the questions I am always trying to answer with my maps is: what does it mean to say "YOU ARE HERE"? For me, my experience of HERE is both an external experience of the physical environment and at the same time an internal experience of the emotions, memories and thoughts that a place, space or time evokes...A real map shows you how to get from point A to point B, but there is no map to show you how to navigate your own emotional and mental landscape...allows me to link one idea or place to another-- creating a network of memories, landscapes and mystical places. For example, a line on one of my maps might begin as a network of roads and then turn into celestial ladders, which then lead to the realm of angels. With maps I can make things that don't usually fit together onto a grid in neat systems-- like emotions, memories and thoughts -- fiat into some sort of complex whole..."

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Kerry Kessler -- Like Maps, Like Poems

Jenny Sparks -- Handrawn London Map

Jenny Sparks -- details

OXBOW

She makes "giant geographic paintings as a way to deal with an overload of information--"

PAULA SCHER The World, 8'x5'

Roberta Construction Chart #2

Lynn Hershman

foucault map, 2004, cardboard, paper, plastic, foil, tape, prints, marker pen, 454x274 cm

foucault map,2004, cardboard, paper, plastic, foil, tape, prints, marker

Thomas Hirschhorn

Vacationland 2003 He uses vintage postcards to evoke images of summer road trips.

William Wegman

Blue Ponder

William Wegman

Simon Evans

How to look at Modern

Art in America.

1946

Ad Reinhardt

7 1/2' X 10'. THESE PAINTINGS ARE INSPIRED BY THE HISTORY OF NATIVE AMERICANS AND THE CONTESTED OWNERSHIP OF THEIR TERRITORY.SHE USES HISTORICAL MATERIAL TO CREATE "HER OWN SPACES, ICONOGRAPHY AND AMBIGUOUS STORIES..."

Landon Mackenzie --Interior Lowlands