MAP Office : where the map is the territory / editor, Robin Peckham.

Main entry:

MAP Office (Art studio)

Title & Author:

MAP Office : where the map is the territory / editor, Robin Peckham.

Edition:

1st ed.

Publication:

Hong Kong : Office for Discourse Engineering ; Santa Monica : Distributed in North America by r.a.m. publications + distribution, 2011.

Description:

360 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 26 cm

Notes:
Texts: Maurizio Bortolotti, Norman Ford, Hou Hanru, Melissa Lam, Josef Ng, Ou Ning, Robin Peckham, Claire Tancons, Philip Tinari.

Summary:

Walking the line between art and architecture, urbanism and abstraction, political activism and aesthetic analysis, MAP Office offers a way of seeing a city. MAP Office--the collective name under which Valérie Portefaix and Laurent Gutierrez have worked since 1997--us a generator of ideas, a respite of reflexivity that strives to delimit existing conditions in terms of the urban, environmental, institutional, and biopolitical, taking the city as an object of research and site of intervention.

ISBN:

9881736781 (paperback)
9789881736789 (paperback)

Subject:

Portefaix, Valérie, 1969-
MAP Office (Art studio)
Architecture China History 21st century.
Art and architecture China History 21st century.
Architecture Chine Histoire 21e siècle.
Art et architecture Chine Histoire 21e siècle.
Architecture
Art and architecture
Stadtentwicklung
Raum
Architektur
Künste
Politik
Intervention
Forschung
Projektdokumentation
Kunst
China
Hongkong

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Peckham, Robin.
Bortolotti, Maurizio, 1961-
Ford, Norman.
Hou, Hanru.
Lam, Melissa.
Ng, Josef.
Ning, Ou.
Tancons, Claire.
Tinari, Philip.

Where the map is the territory

Holdings:

Location: Library main 276400
Call No.: BIB 210997
Status: Available

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