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The Dance of the Sisters
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The process of mapping Middle Eastern geology in search for precious resources was quickly taken up by multinational corporations and specifically the ‘Seven Sisters’ who had claims most of the Middle East and it was these Seven companies that ruled, governed and divvied land, resources and prices of oil. The companies based their concessions on geological maps that promised the future of oil.
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Sampson, Anthony. The Seven Sisters: The Great Oil Companies and the World They Shaped.
Bantam Edition. New York: The Bantam Books, 1975, pp 137.
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Sampson, Anthony. The Seven Sisters: The Great Oil Companies and the World They Shaped.
Bantam Edition. New York: The Bantam Books, 1975, pp 137.
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corporation
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petroleum
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Acclimatizing Astrakhan'
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Astrakhan', Volga River, Caspian Sea, gardens, mulberry trees, grapes, vineyards, melons, Russian Empire, Persian Emprie
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Images, maps and other items relating to the city of Astrakhan' and the seventeenth and eighteenth-century Russian attempts to import and acclimatize mulberry trees, grapes, and melons through the port of Astrakhan'.
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Rachel Koroloff
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English, Russian, German, Dutch, French, Latin
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17th - 18th c.
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Google Books
Europeana.eu
plantillustrations.org
The Biodiversity Heritage Library
Harvard Libraries
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Vorstellung des Plans von Astrachan
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Astrakhan', gardens
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This map of the city of Astrakhan' was produced by Samuel Gottlieb Gmelin and was included in the second volume (1774) of his work "Reise durch Russland zur Untersuchung der drei Natur-Reiche."
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Samuel Gottlieb Gmelin (1744 - 1774)
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Gedruckt by der Kayserl. Academie der Wissenschaften
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1774
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Book illustration, map
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German
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Book illustration, Map
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Astrakhan'
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Acclimatizing Astrakhan'
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Astrakhan', Volga River, Caspian Sea, gardens, mulberry trees, grapes, vineyards, melons, Russian Empire, Persian Emprie
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Images, maps and other items relating to the city of Astrakhan' and the seventeenth and eighteenth-century Russian attempts to import and acclimatize mulberry trees, grapes, and melons through the port of Astrakhan'.
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Rachel Koroloff
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English, Russian, German, Dutch, French, Latin
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17th - 18th c.
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Google Books
Europeana.eu
plantillustrations.org
The Biodiversity Heritage Library
Harvard Libraries
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Reise durch Russland zur Untersuchung der drey Natur-Reiche
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Russian Empire, Nature, Volga River, Caspian Sea
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This 4-volume work by Samuel Gottlieb Gmelin is a rich account of the nature throughout Russia's southern regions.
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Samuel Gottlieb Gmelin (1744 - 1774)
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Google Books
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Gedruckt by eder Kayserl. Academie der Wissenschaften
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1770 - 1774
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Book
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German
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Book
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Lenin
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<a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/10/opinion/goodbye-lenin.html?_r=1&" target="_blank">http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/10/opinion/goodbye-lenin.html?_r=1&</a>
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Goodbye, Lenin?
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the toppled Lenin monument in Kiev
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Sasha Senderovich's NYT op-ed on the toppling of the Lenin statue in Kiev
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Sasha Senderovich
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<a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/10/opinion/goodbye-lenin.html?_r=1&" target="_blank">http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/10/opinion/goodbye-lenin.html?_r=1&</a>
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New York Times
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2013-12-09
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Jenya Mironava
kiev
lenin
Ukraine
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Mapping Traditional African Masks
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commodification of traditional African arts
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Adding a complexity to Chris Marker's film 'Statues also Die,' the use of African masks play a more interesting role in the use of relational space between the physical and the metaphysical, 'According to the anthropologist Frank Herreman:
One of the most dramatic manners whereby the contact between humans and the supernatural acquires a visible form is at the moment that spirits under the form of masks appear. According to our understanding, the mask is a means of partially or wholly covering the face or the body to render it unrecognisable, and through which the masker acquires another identity. In large parts of the world the original function – associated with the supernatural – has declined, and masking has evolved into a form of profane recreation coming to the fore only once or at most a few times per year, for example during carnival. In West and Central Africa, the function of a number of masks has remained much closer to its original significance. Consequently, such masks still manifest at crucial moments during the cycle of the seasons, and within the course of an individual’s life cycle as well. The mask wearer in this context is, therefore, a more important person than someone who masks for purely recreational motives. In the African context the mask wearer is always an initiated person whose identity is not made known. He undergoes not only a physical, but also a psychic transformation. He comes under the spell of the spirit that he incarnates, and one believes that he so disposes of the supernatural characteristics of the latter. Since the supernatural stands outside the law of the living, one supposes that the mask acts according to its own whimsy. In these acts, however, sits a structure that is dictated by the priest, the magician, the society, the elders, or other forms of the power structure. They must watch over the observance of religious rules, the common law, and the maintenance of various rituals which must be carried out within the scope of events in life’s cycle. Thus, the masks are important instruments that aid in the consolidation of the position of power of the various authority structures.'
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Scott Valentine
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http://www.vub.ac.be/BIBLIO/nieuwenhuysen/african-art/african-art-collection-masks.htm
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Group Four: the Bionics
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mini-lab group 4
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A screenshot of our skype meeting on Saturday, October 11 from 17.00-18.00 GMT-5. Orthodox Jews with peyes also participating in side-bar
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Scott Valentine
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Skype.com
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October 11, 2014
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Jessie Labov
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png file
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The Project of Becoming: The LGBT Movement’s Elastic Resistance in Post-Soviet Countries
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LGBT rights and Post-Soviet Contemporary History
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What began as a digital anthropological project, rhizomed into a project not contained to one specific discipline. ‘The Project of Becoming’ critically investigates the multivalent uses of maps in exposing the contemporary LGBT community of post-socialist states in Eastern Europe. As full citizenship being denied due to their sexual orientation, this purportedly ‘off the grid’ community becomes a case study exposing the dilemma of collecting data while remaining ethical to the community one is trying to render in the name of research. This project retraces the multiple research circuits used in coming to this conclusion. It is through these taxonomies a recycling of the term Queer Space is ultimately reanimated and shown crossing the multiple territorial divisions among: digital technology, the humanities and public displays of activism, where each becomes sites of resistance for critical engagement.
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Scott Valentine
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2001-2015
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English
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Multi-Media mapping methods
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Scott Valentine
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Digital Dérive Navigating LGBT Related Issues Throughout the Post-Soviet Region
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This diagram is the data companion to the video 'EUs Pardoning of Violence Related to the LGBT Community'. This diagram demonstrates one particular path you can take when navigating the internet to conduct research. Each URL acts as a coordinates in the same way we use Global Positioning Services(GPS) to establish points on a map. What has intrigued me and propelled me to develop this and other diagrams in this collection has been the different paths you can take while researching any topic online. Each link becomes a gate, opening up new portals of information and can surprisingly draw lines between topics who's connections are not apparent. Below I have included the links for you to create your own path, further explore the content and to become more familiar with LGBT Social Movements presently happening in Eastern Europe.
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Scott Valentine
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2015
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Scott Valentine
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scott valentine
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http://www.amnestyusa.org/our-work/issues/lgbt-rights?id=1106610 https://www.google.com/search?q=Declartion+of+Human+Rights+to+include+LGBT+people&oq=Declartion+&aqs=chrome.0.69i59l2j69i57.2846j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=119&ie=UTF-8 http://www.amnestyusa.org/news/news-item/bulgaria-must-investigate-and-prosecute-hate-crimes-to-end-climate-of-fear http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2006/08/14/estonian-gay-activist-shocked-at-pride-violence/ https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=Estonia+LGBT+violence&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart&sa=X&ei=ncBMVcTxBPCwsATL1YCQCg&ved=0CBwQgQMwAA http://rs21.org.uk/2014/05/02/baltic-pride-not-parliament-has-the-potential-for-lgbt-liberation-in-estonia/ http://www.washingtonblade.com/2014/09/26/breaking-u-n-human-rights-council-adopts-lgbt-resolution/ https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=TUAiAQAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PP1&dq=Czech+LGBT+violence&ots=tW7TEr8jvL&sig=5eYSwUatXxw55bLJ4lYx6T1Npfc#v=onepage&q=Czech%20LGBT%20violence&f=false http://thinkprogress.org/lgbt/2014/09/26/3572892/united-nations-lgbt-violence/ https://www.google.com/search?q=Kosovo+LGBT&oq=Kosovo+LGBT&aqs=chrome..69i57.389j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=119&ie=UTF-8 https://www.google.com/search?q=Kosovo+LGBT&es_sm=119&tbm=isch&imgil=JkZnBTb_whq0pM%253A%253BHXprbMBwP-qIjM%253Bhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fcommons.wikimedia.org%25252Fwiki%25252FFile%25253ALGBT_Serbia_and_Kosovo.png&source=iu&pf=m&fir=JkZnBTb_whq0pM%253A%252CHXprbMBwP-qIjM%252C_&usg=__5vmez9i3Dkm5ADtfW3BFORyAkvo%3D http://www.fmreview.org/sogi/fauchier http://www.fmreview.org/en/sogi/fahamu_0.mp3 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/seyward-darby/lgbt-rights-kosovo_b_2355890.html http://www.slate.com/blogs/outward/2014/04/01/gay_in_kosovo_and_bosnia_herzegovina_laws_protect_lgbtq_people_but_they.html http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8669973.stm http://hatecrime.osce.org/bosnia-and-herzegovina
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Still Image
Internet
LGBT
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Website
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The Project of Becoming: The LGBT Movement’s Elastic Resistance in Post-Soviet Countries
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LGBT rights and Post-Soviet Contemporary History
Description
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What began as a digital anthropological project, rhizomed into a project not contained to one specific discipline. ‘The Project of Becoming’ critically investigates the multivalent uses of maps in exposing the contemporary LGBT community of post-socialist states in Eastern Europe. As full citizenship being denied due to their sexual orientation, this purportedly ‘off the grid’ community becomes a case study exposing the dilemma of collecting data while remaining ethical to the community one is trying to render in the name of research. This project retraces the multiple research circuits used in coming to this conclusion. It is through these taxonomies a recycling of the term Queer Space is ultimately reanimated and shown crossing the multiple territorial divisions among: digital technology, the humanities and public displays of activism, where each becomes sites of resistance for critical engagement.
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Scott Valentine
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2001-2015
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English
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Multi-Media mapping methods
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Scott Valentine
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Digital Dérive: the Story of Le Madame, a Gay Bar that Was Not There
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In the spring of 2006 the Warsaw police shut down a beloved gay bar named Le Madame, but rather than accepting this fate, it's patrons organized a sit in which lasted several days. Several activists and journalists have suggested this point in history to be the 'Polish Stonewall', a fitting parallel as this instance too also happened in a bar. A seminal point in American history for the LGBT rights movement, the Stonewall Riot began after a police raid was conducted in the New York City bar. Angered by the continued harassment from the New York City Police, the patrons began to fight back eventually barricading the NYPD into the bar. This embarrassing event for the NYPD ended when the the National Guard had to be called in to 'rescue' the NYPD from inside The Stonewall Inn. Though the story of Le Madame does not end as trimphly, Poland has seen a shift in both the social and political acceptance of LGBT persons.
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Scott Valentine
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Scott Valentine
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Scott Valentine
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Digital Dérive
Le Madame
LGBT
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The Project of Becoming: The LGBT Movement’s Elastic Resistance in Post-Soviet Countries
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LGBT rights and Post-Soviet Contemporary History
Description
An account of the resource
What began as a digital anthropological project, rhizomed into a project not contained to one specific discipline. ‘The Project of Becoming’ critically investigates the multivalent uses of maps in exposing the contemporary LGBT community of post-socialist states in Eastern Europe. As full citizenship being denied due to their sexual orientation, this purportedly ‘off the grid’ community becomes a case study exposing the dilemma of collecting data while remaining ethical to the community one is trying to render in the name of research. This project retraces the multiple research circuits used in coming to this conclusion. It is through these taxonomies a recycling of the term Queer Space is ultimately reanimated and shown crossing the multiple territorial divisions among: digital technology, the humanities and public displays of activism, where each becomes sites of resistance for critical engagement.
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Scott Valentine
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2001-2015
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English
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Multi-Media mapping methods
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Scott Valentine
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Digital Dérive: Socialism and the LGBT Community
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Scott Valentine
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This diagram is the data companion to the video 'A Condensed History of Homosexuality and Communism'. This diagram demonstrates a very simple path chosen, pointing to the method one could take in exploring this topic. Rather than examining the full narrative, I have chosen to present the lineage and linkage between Stalin's criminalization of homosexuality. Prior to Stalin's rise to power, homosexuality was accepted by the socialist state. In this diagram, we see a very particular branch of the story, Stalin's homophobic legacy still present in today's post-Soviet/ post-Socialist countries.
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2015
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Scott Valentine
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Scott Valentine
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The Project of Becoming: The LGBT Movement’s Elastic Resistance in Post-Soviet Countries
Subject
The topic of the resource
LGBT rights and Post-Soviet Contemporary History
Description
An account of the resource
What began as a digital anthropological project, rhizomed into a project not contained to one specific discipline. ‘The Project of Becoming’ critically investigates the multivalent uses of maps in exposing the contemporary LGBT community of post-socialist states in Eastern Europe. As full citizenship being denied due to their sexual orientation, this purportedly ‘off the grid’ community becomes a case study exposing the dilemma of collecting data while remaining ethical to the community one is trying to render in the name of research. This project retraces the multiple research circuits used in coming to this conclusion. It is through these taxonomies a recycling of the term Queer Space is ultimately reanimated and shown crossing the multiple territorial divisions among: digital technology, the humanities and public displays of activism, where each becomes sites of resistance for critical engagement.
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Scott Valentine
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2001-2015
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English
Type
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Multi-Media mapping methods
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Scott Valentine
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Map of Warsaw Pride Route, 2014
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This abstracted map was created by reviewing hours of footage from the Warsaw Pride Parade. During research it became apparent these routes are not publicly distributed online leading one to speculate this removal from the public domain could be for safety concerns. Not unique to this region, pride parades often see a fair share of protests by anti-LGBT advocates. More pressing to this region has been the often recorded violent reactions to these parades. By not having a map, it makes it harder for those against homosexual rights to protest these ephemeral critical masses. It would make logical sense to remove these from the internet thus allowing them to continue while curbing these violent reactions. Here, I parallel this notion, removing any physical mention of the city and place with the exception of the background map of Poland. The use of the 'pink curtains' is a term developed in reference to LGBT cultural in the post-Socialist countries, weaving together the idea of the Iron Curtain with the unofficial color of the LGBT movement: pink.
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Scott Valentine
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2015
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Scott Valentine
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Scott Valentine
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Still Life
LGBT
Movement
Poland
Pride Parade