Jeff drew these maps in a sketchbook to plan out a hypothetical exhibition of his artwork. The space would include a plethora of work including paintings, drawings, sculptures, and poetry. There was no specific space in mind for the show, but rather Jeff allowed the work to determine the layout of the space. The longest […]
Steve sent us this map he drew for a text adventure game sometime in the early 1980’s. At this point, he can’t tell from the map what game it was, but wanted to share it with us as he recently found it while going through some old papers.
Mfwic sent us this great diagram he made for the wiring of his entertainment center in 1999. he details some of the features below: – Crude dual-tuner time-shifting setup with 2 VCR’s. – One of the earliest forms of a Home Theatre PC, a Mac Centris 660AV. – Able to capture Playstation game footage via […]
Amanda drew this map as adult while reminiscing about her childhood home that she lived in from 1982-85. The detailed legend in the upper left corner explains the symbolic representations throughout the drawing and reveals that certain elements, such as the “pool” & “grill,” were likely imagined through play.
Amanda created this map documenting the journey she took to arrive at her MFA thesis project in 2007. The drawing is titled, “a personalized history of line” and includes references to things like studio practice, kitsch, and intimacy as well as artists such as Ben Shahn, Kiki Smith, and Donald Baechler.
Maps 21-26 were submitted to the HDMA by lola dam sorrow via a “.rar” file uploaded to Sendspace. The collection of maps is from a series called Maps for Girls which lola hopes to make into a zine someday. These intriguing personal stories speak better for themselves so I will stop typing now.
Maps 21-26 were submitted to the HDMA by lola dam sorrow via a “.rar” file uploaded to Sendspace. The collection of maps is from a series called Maps for Girls which lola hopes to make into a zine someday. These intriguing personal stories speak better for themselves so I will stop typing now.
Maps 21-26 were submitted to the HDMA by lola dam sorrow via a “.rar” file uploaded to Sendspace. The collection of maps is from a series called Maps for Girls which lola hopes to make into a zine someday. These intriguing personal stories speak better for themselves so I will stop typing now.