Daily Navigation featured on Engaging Geography Website

My work has been posted on the “Engaging geography” seminar series website because its next event - in Falmouth, Cornwall, SW England on  July 6-7, 2009 - is on the topic of ‘creative public geographies’.

According to an email I received, “The aim of the series is both to appreciate existing, and promote new, efforts academic and other geographers are making to engage publics in the kinds of work that geographers do. The aim of this seminar is to think through, and to promote, ways in which this can be achieved through various forms of creative practice (not that being an academic or other geographer isn’t ‘creative’, …).”

Earlier this year, an email was sent asking for examples of ‘Creative public geographies’ to a contact list called the Critical Geography Forum, and Daily Navigation (located on my Artist-In-Residence page) was recommended by the people who answered. Below is the full list of projects recommended:

 http://engaginggeography.wordpress.com/2-creative-public-geographies-examples/) 

If you want to find out more, please see here:

 http://engaginggeography.wordpress.com/2-seminars/creative-public-geographies/