Exhibition at Phyllis Palmer Gallery
Maps present space, which is removed from any real experience we are able to have at that space. They code a reality we know but can never realise for ourselves.
Navigating with a map used to be a performance, with the journey traced out and rehearsed throughout the pages of a street directory. Today’s GPS devices rely on satellites to do the rehearsing for us. Tiny screens only show us the immediate space in front of us in which to perform. We can observe our pointer position moving on the screen, however we gain no multi-sensory experience of actually moving through it. We are both #LOST in and without GPS devices.
Visit the Phyllis Palmer Gallery to explore the physical and sensory experiences of moving through maps in Mapping Bendigo, opening 2 July.
VENUE
Phyllis Palmer Gallery
La Trobe University
Visual Arts & Design
Gate 8, Sharon Street
Bendigo, 3550
EXHIBITION DETAILS
Dates: 2–31 July
Hours: 9 am–5 pm
Monday – Friday
Maps present space, which is removed from any real experience we are able to have at that space. They code a reality we know but can never realise for ourselves.
Navigating with a map used to be a performance, with the journey traced out and rehearsed throughout the pages of a street directory. Today’s GPS devices rely on satellites to do the rehearsing for us. Tiny screens only show us the immediate space in front of us in which to perform. We can observe our pointer position moving on the screen, however we gain no multi-sensory experience of actually moving through it. We are both #LOST in and without GPS devices.
Visit the Phyllis Palmer Gallery to explore the physical and sensory experiences of moving through maps in Mapping Bendigo, opening 2 July.
VENUE
Phyllis Palmer Gallery
La Trobe University
Visual Arts & Design
Gate 8, Sharon Street
Bendigo, 3550
EXHIBITION DETAILS
Dates: 2–31 July
Hours: 9 am–5 pm
Monday – Friday
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