Internet Explorer: The Creative Administration of Digital Geography
Access Status
Open access
Authors
Coleman, Sheridan
Date
2017Supervisor
Dr Ann Schilo
Collection
Type
Thesis
Education Level
Ph.D.
Metadata
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This thesis is a creative response to the widespread uptake of Google Maps, Earth and Street View and their impact on the future of landscape as a cultural concept. ‘Creative administration’ is introduced as an idiosyncratic system for collecting and interpreting ideas about landscape. The artist’s virtual journeys through digital landscapes are revealed in a series of miniature paintings. Cultural geography contextualises these artworks and other artists’ responses within a broader understanding of contemporary landscape.
Faculty
Humanities
Department
Department of Art
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