SP
2013 – San Francisco State University, Art Department
Art 410 Conceptual
Strategies
Day/Time: Tuesday
(Creative Arts Computer Lab, Creative arts Building, Rm 265)
Thursday
(Fine Arts Room 538)
9:10-11:50
am)
Units/Hrs: 3
units/3 hours per week
Instructor: Paula
Levine
Office/Phone: Fine
Arts Rm. 537/ 415-337-0753
Email: plevine@sfsu.edu
Office hours: T/Th
12:15-1:45, and by appointment
Assignment 2 : Virtual Intervention Due: March 5
Background: Interventions are public actions that take place within
public spaces and are designed to draw attention to particular issues or
circumstances. They can be performances that address political issues, such as
war, or they can be actions, such as handing out flyers, putting up billboards,
posting pamphlets or posters. They can also be "virtual” using
technologies such as GPS, augmented reality, Google Earth to virtually alter
the space and one's experience in it. For this assignment you will be doing a
virtual intervention.
Task: You will be working in collaboration with a partner assigned through
chance and, through chance, you will both be assigned an area of the campus as your site. Your assignment
is to design and carry out an intervention within that location using any of
the mapping or related technologies we discuss in class (Google Earth, QR codes,
GPS, AR). The focus on your intervention can be political, humorous or historical.
For example, you can alter the site virtually, make an alternative tour of the
area or add information about that location through QR codes and the web.
Use one or more of the technologies we discuss in class to carry
out your virtual intervention. Your interventions should not destroy or
permanently disfigure anything in the site.
Documenting your
project: Use
Google Earth to document your project and link the kmz files to your blog. (We
will go over how to do this in class.) Your documentation can use photos,
screen shots, sound, video, text. Write up a description of your project, and
post your documentation and links on your blogs. Prepare this documentation to convey what
you did and why, and show the evidence of your intervention.
GOOGLE EARTH
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This single tutorial includes everything you will
need to get started including;
KML
Tutorial and Documentation (learn about the file format used in
Google Earth & Google Maps)
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GPS
Record My GPS Position
(iPhone) (open source)
SketchUp
QR CODES
Reading
QR codes (Android)
Generating
QR codes (Android)
Related project links:
AR Projects
Trip down Market St,
1899
Google
Earth movie: Flat Earth
Collective
mapping: degree confluence project
“Experimental
Geography”: Trevor Paglen
GPS
Drawing - Jeremy Wood and Hugh Pryor
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