Radical Cartography Now: Digital, Artistic and Social Justice Approaches to Mapping [Conference]

Brown University
Petterutti Lounge (Room 201) in the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center
75 Waterman Street
Providence, RI 02906

In the public humanities, counter-mapping and “radical cartography” are emerging as powerful tools to critique institutional authority and imagine alternative ways of thinking about place. Radical Cartography Now brings together historians, activists, social practice artists, digital humanists, and community members whose maps reveal new histories, new knowledge and new ways of co-creating artwork in and with communities.

The conference is free, but registration is required. To view a program, a list of speakers, and to register, visit brown.edu/go/mapping.