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From: Giles Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: November 30, 2005 7:42:53 AM PST
To: announce@proboscis.org.uk
Subject: DIFFUSION eBooks: 7 new titles published in 2005
Proboscis is pleased to announce the publication of three new
eBooks in addition to four published earlier this year. You can
download all the eBooks (in A4 and US Letter versions) at:
http://diffusion.org.uk/quick_diffusion.html
Liquid Geography Series
Hayden Lorimer & Kate Foster – Cross-bills
Joyce Majiski – Confluences, Influences, Passages
Louise K Wilson – Aerial Stories: notes about gravity, bodies and
the view out the window
Liquid Geography is a Proboscis research theme exploring
contemporary perceptions of geography, territory and landscape,
includes 2 series of eBooks inspired by the way people map and
define their environment, share and connect their knowledge and
experience. Series 2, Topographies and Tales, was commissioned
alongside the Topographies & Tales project in March 2005.
Topographies & Tales is a project concerned with relationships
between people, language, identity and place and includes a short
film, set of StoryCubes and a two day Creative Lab with Canada
House. The project research took place as part of collaborative
ventures in Scotland with Glenmore Outdoor Education Centre; in
London in the Proboscis Studio; with the Canadian High Commission
in London and in Dawson City, Canada with the Klondike Institute of
Arts and Culture.
Species of Spaces Series
Raoul Bunschoten – Stirring Still, The city soul and its metaspaces
Nina Czegledy – On Spatial Perception
Scott deLahunta – Separate Spaces: some cognitive dimensions of
movement
Minna Tarkka – Labours of Location: acting in the pervasive media
space
Species of Spaces is inspired by and in homage to George Perec's
eponymous book. The series contemplates how we occupy space in the
contemporary world of the twenty-first century – the virtual and
physical, emotional and social – what Perec called the "infra-
ordinary". Species of Spaces questions the trajectory of
contemporary urban existence, intervening in current debates on how
the virtual and the physical relate to each other, and how
technological advances affect cultural and social structures.
For further details about the Liquid Geography & Species of Spaces
series, lists of published eBooks and author biographies please visit:
http://diffusion.org.uk
Proboscis
http://proboscis.org.uk
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