4/ Continuing on this theme is ‘Making a Subjective Atlas of Palestine: On participative design and situated mapping’ by @annelys:
This paper offers a reflection on the design ethos and process behind the production of the Subjective Atlas of Palestine.
https://t.co/E0rdByl23w
📣We are delighted to announce our programme of Chair's plenary conversations for #RGSIBG24, selected by our Chair of conference including: 📣
Mapping geography, featuring @spatialanalysis, @annelys, chaired by @Stephenlegg11.
Find out more: https://t.co/bitKSokTMg
In Place of Maps | A call for papers for the @RGS_IBG annual international conference in London and online, 27-30 August | Deadline 19 February for abstract submissions | @annelys
Prototype version of the Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦 being read in Sarajevo by @paullowe | Looking forward to the next workshop in Vitez organised with @PCRCBiH – the cover image is a series of socks knitted by the grandmother of a participant from Srebrenica
The workshop in Vitez is funded by @_ISRF – previous workshops in Sarajevo and Srebrenica were funded by @nuact_NCL | Hopefully we receive further funding to run workshops to activate the atlas in Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦 and to create an exhibition that will tour the country
Thank you to @_ISRF for funding this workshop in Vitez, BiH 🇧🇦 and thank you to @PCRCBiH for arranging it and hosting – the Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina aims to provide a joyful document of personal perspectives, life and culture across BiH created by young people
For some, maps serve as a streamlined tool to help one get from point A to point B. But for the #SubjectiveAtlas team, the act of cartography represents a complex journey informed by history, and the personal relationships we have.
https://t.co/RIs33sySnS
Excited to be part of this initiative to build new, beautiful, grounded, and personal maps of local Bosnian landscapes created by citizens of BiH to create a ‘Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina’ | @nuact_NCL@NCL_Geography
This is becoming a thing! It was 10 years ago when I first approached Subjective Editions about the idea of making a new subjective atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina and it’s finally happening! Thanks to the @PCRCBiH for being a brilliant local partner who are taking it forward!
We hope that this will be a useful and beautiful document that will last for years beyond the moment of publication and will be available in PDF and at bookshops and museums in BiH – it’s a thing made by people who are from BiH or are interns with @PCRCBiH
🗺Introduction to #SubjectiveAtlasEditions to which our #BalkanDiskurs youth will contribute with their own experience of 🇧🇦. During the workshop, they'll question the very act of cartography to create more multi-vocal and pluri-diverse representations of a place.
So happy with the first day of map and flag making! Thanks to the @PCRCBiH for bringing this engaged and critical group together! The ‘Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina’ 🇧🇦 is becoming a real thing!
The methodology of making a subjective atlas is participatory, encouraging people to map their landscapes from their own perspective – it begins with a map of the state and an alternative flag before becoming a narrative contribution that is a small story of a place and a person
Day Two of @BalkanDiskurs training had numerous interesting activities. The journalistic training looked at preparing article proposals and conducting interviews. The #SubjectiveAtlas group then drew up their interpretations of the 🇧🇦flag and underwent a mapping-exercise.
The alternative flag making for the ‘Subjective Atlas of Bosnia and Herzegovina’ – placed alongside each other and put into digital form as they will look in the published book it creates a collective expression of place! Thanks again @PCRCBiH for bringing together this group!
We worked today with another group of participants and they picked up on the greenness of Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦 – here are the alternative flags produced by both groups and it’s interesting to see them side by side and the variety yet coherence as a set!