Walking and mapping: artists as cartographers

Series Foreword

Preface

Introduction

Pedestrians and Cartographers

Top-Down or Bottom-Up?

Choice of Artworks

Structure of the Book

1. Psychogeography: The Politics of Applied Pedestrianism

Drifting for an Hour in Orléans-La-Source

Psychogeography: A Toolbox for Reading

Playful Pedestrianism

From Poaching to Protest: Walking the Cutting Edge

Remaking the World?

2. A Form of Perception or a Form of Art?

Walking and Falling

The ABCs of Movement

A Walk as an Experience

Artist's Experience and Viewer's Experience

The Art of Walking

3. A Map, No Directions

Walking Protocols

Shaped Walks

Executing a Figure in the Landscape

On the Beaten Path

Due East: Walking the Compass

The Walk and the Artifact

Contemporary Travelogues

So Near, So Far

Closing the Circuit: A Walk as a Gestalt

4. Directions but No Map

Instructions and Scores

When the Precursors Are Followers

Bottom-Up Walking

"If-Then" Procedural Walking

Negotiated Walking

Street Games: Teleguided Theater

Delving into the Black Box

5. When Walking Becomes Mapping: Labyrinths, Songlines

Cognitive Mapping

No Playing in the Labyrinth

Corridors: Itineraries of Oppression

Lost in the Funhouse: Mirror and Media Mazes

Labyrinths and Maps

Wayfinding as Learning as Remembering

Mapping Edges and Boundaries

Tracking and Pathfinding

Making One's Way: An Aesthetics of Cognitive Mapping

6. Lines Made by Walking

Urban Trails

Drawing Lines with Locative Media

Early Work with Mobile Technologies

Playing the City: Riffs on Real Time

Drawing by Walking

Annotating Space: Site-Specific Documentary

7. Hybrid Datascapes: Envisioning Space and Time

Drawing with Time and Space

Hybrid Datascapes

Shifting Perspective

Smooth Hybridization

8. Walking the Network

Database Cartography

Image Maps: Maps as Interfaces

Dynamic Maps

Participative Mapping

Maps in Which You Are the Cartographer

Mapping Performatively

Mapping as Context Creation

Linking the Maps

9. Mapping "Ways Through"

The Trouble with Linking the Maps

Surveillance, Control, (Mis)Trust

Regaining Agency: Shifting Lines of Force

Conclusion

The Art of Alter-Mapping: Context

A Map for Listening

Maps and Trajectories

Notes

Bibliography

Index