Pedram Dibazar is a lecturer in the Humanities with a focus on cultural analysis at Amsterdam University College.Judith Naeff is Assistant Professor Cultures of the Middle East at Leiden University.
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Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Visualizing the Street 1 Pedram Dibazar and Judith Naeff Documenting Streets on Social Media 2. Derivative Work and Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement: Three Perspectives - Wing Ki Lee 3. Strange in the Suburbs: Reading Instagram Images for Responses to Change - Megan Hicks 4. Droning Syria: The Aerial View and the New Aesthetics of Urban Ruination -László Munteán 5. The Affective Territory of Poetic Graffiti from Sidewalk to Networked Image- Asl? Duru Navigating Urban Data Flows 6. Situated Installations for Urban Data Visualization: Interfacing the Archive-City - Nanna Verhoeff & Karin van Es 7. Cartography at Ground Level: Spectrality and Streets in Jeremy Wood's My Ghost and Meridians - Simon Ferdinand 8. Street Smarts for Smart Streets - Rob Coley Imagining Urban Communities 9. Chewing Gum and Graffiti: Aestheticized City Rhetoric in post-2008 Athens - Ginette Verstraete and Cristina Ampatzidou 10. The Uncanny Likeness of the Street: Visioning Community Through the Lens of Social Media - Karen Cross 11. On or Beyond the Map? Google Maps and Street View in Rio de Janeiro's Favelas - Simone Kalkman Bibliography, Index.
