A short Locative media documentary in Iceland
Iceland inside and out was a 10 day workshop that took place in Iceland from June 30 till July 9, 2004.
The workshop is one of a series of 6 workshops that took place in several countries throughout Europe as the Trans-Cultural Mapping project (http://locative.rixc.lv/workshop/index.cgi?Home) organized by RIXC in Riga, Latvia (http://www.rixc.lv).
As the workshop title suggests, this workshop, on one hand, mapped out inner regions of Iceland and on the other, outer regions (fishing waters). Due to the remoteness of these two locations, the workshop had to address several technical issues. Thus the primary focus of the workshop was to create and develop software and tools for artistic/cultural, collaborative, interactive mapping.
An interactive, realtime map will constantly displayed where we were and where we had been, complete with links to media-files related to various points on the map. The site also had a "blog" element where workshop participants were constantly posting information on what is going on and things we may be thinking about or working on.
Annie On Ni Wan Davis Bojars Derek Holzer Even Westvang Gudmundur Ragnar Gudmundsson Hlin Gylfadottir Jaanis Garancs Jason Harlan Kristinn Thorisson Marc Tutors Matias Arje Pall Thayer Pete Gomes Ragnar Helgi Ólafsson Sara Kolster Timo Arnall
Iceland inside and out was a 10 day workshop that took place in Iceland from June 30 till July 9, 2004.
The workshop is one of a series of 6 workshops that took place in several countries throughout Europe as the Trans-Cultural Mapping project (http://locative.rixc.lv/workshop/index.cgi?Home) organized by RIXC in Riga, Latvia (http://www.rixc.lv).
As the workshop title suggests, this workshop, on one hand, mapped out inner regions of Iceland and on the other, outer regions (fishing waters). Due to the remoteness of these two locations, the workshop had to address several technical issues. Thus the primary focus of the workshop was to create and develop software and tools for artistic/cultural, collaborative, interactive mapping.
An interactive, realtime map will constantly displayed where we were and where we had been, complete with links to media-files related to various points on the map. The site also had a "blog" element where workshop participants were constantly posting information on what is going on and things we may be thinking about or working on.
Annie On Ni Wan Davis Bojars Derek Holzer Even Westvang Gudmundur Ragnar Gudmundsson Hlin Gylfadottir Jaanis Garancs Jason Harlan Kristinn Thorisson Marc Tutors Matias Arje Pall Thayer Pete Gomes Ragnar Helgi Ólafsson Sara Kolster Timo Arnall