Issues of geography and cartography through artistic engagement with the earth’s surface will be explored in this panel discussion with Experimental Geography exhibition curator Nato Thompson, artists Lize Mogel and Trevor Paglen, and David Harvey, social theorist and Distinguished Professor of A... Read more
Issues of geography and cartography through artistic engagement with the earth’s surface will be explored in this panel discussion with Experimental Geography exhibition curator Nato Thompson, artists Lize Mogel and Trevor Paglen, and David Harvey, social theorist and Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at the Graduate Center, CUNY.
ICI’s critically-acclaimed exhibition Experimental Geography debuts in New York this summer at a moment when human relationships with and cultural responses to the geographic – from earthquakes to oil spills – are markedly on our minds. Experimental Geography is a traveling exhibition organized by Creative Time Chief Curator Nato Thompson which explores the distinction between geographical study and artistic experience of the earth, as well as the junctures where the two realms collide. The exhibition presents a new practice through a wide range of mediums including interactive computer units, sound and video installations, photography, sculpture, and experimental cartography created by nineteen artists or artist teams from seven countries including the United States.
