[urban interfaces] Blogs
RMeS Masterclass Janet Murray: ‘Making Interactive Narrative’ 29 September 2017
Vincent Baptist, Matthias Nothnagel, Rianne Riemens, Zeynep Yavuz (RMa Media Studies UvA) The masterclass led by professor Janet Murray gave an introduction to the practices of interactive storytelling. In her text “A Tale of Two Boyfriends”, Murray introduces an abstracted type of storytelling that is called ‘W2P’: a formalist technique for stories in which a…
Read moreVideo available of talk “A Walk in the smart city” (Een wandeling in de slimme stad) Betweterfestival 29 Sept. 2017
Recently I gave a talk (in Dutch) for the Betweterfestival in Tivoli/Vredenburg Utrecht about the increasingly dominant role of data in the ‘smart city’. The talk was called “A Walk in the smart city” (Een wandeling in de slimme stad). The talk was in Dutch. The video of the talk (copyright UU Studium Generale) can be watched here…
Read moreTalk at Data (For) Culture conference in Katowice, 2 Dec. 2017
On December 2 2017 I will give a talk at the Data (For) Culture conference in Katowice. The event is organized by Medialab Katowice. About the event: During the conference, experts from Poland and abroad will discuss a number of topics, including: (a) how to combine traditional methods of cultural research with the analysis of large data sets from…
Read moreFrom real-time city to asynchronicity: exploring the real-time smart city dashboard in Cartographic Temporalities: Time and space in digital mapping by Michiel de Lange
Michiel de Lange recently contributed a chapter to the edited book Cartographic temporalities: Time and space in digital mapping. Further description and details regarding the book can be found here.
Read moreURBAN FRICTION the [urban interfaces] graduate seminar 2017-2018
Urban Friction-Flyer Urban processes have been impacted by frictions all throughout history. The remarkable pace and dynamics of the current phase of global urbanization in the age of mediatization, datafication, and pervasive connectivity suggest a new age where insular, political boundaries have come to shift radically. Perhaps to a larger extent than before, people are…
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