See a Map Made Entirely from Trash at BRIC’s Mapping Brooklyn Exhibit
Jennifer Maravillas spent three years of working on a map made of collected trash from Brooklyn, now on display at BRIC Arts Center in Mapping Brooklyn.
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Fun Maps: Someone Knitted a 14 Foot Map of Manhattan
In Santa Wolanczyk’s piece, Knitted Manhattan, she has knitted a 14 foot map of Manhattan, distorting the NYC borough to mirror the process of memory.
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Fun Maps: NYC Community Air Survey Indicates We Have Clean Air But Moving to Staten Island Could Be Good Idea
NYC Community Air Survey, part of PlaNYC, reports an overall drop in pollutants, with the cleanest air in 50 years. Still, moving to Staten Island could be a good idea.
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Fun Maps: Where Do Drones Fly in New York?
Check out these maps included in the COA applications of organizations that want to fly drones over New York.
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Fun Maps: NYC Subway Stations That Have Wi-Fi and Cell Service
Map from WNYC shows the subway stations in NYC that have wireless and/or wifi. Commenters take the opportunity to bash the MTA.
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Fun Maps: This is the Oldest Map of NYC in the NYPL Digital Map Gallery
The oldest map in the New York Public Library’s Digital Gallery is a Dutch map of New York City from the 17th century called The Manatus map, Castello Copy.
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Fun Maps: Mmmm…New York and Other City Income Donuts
Bill Rankin tests the “donut” hypothesis, that a city will create concentric rings of wealth and poverty by mapping 25 metropolitan cities in the United States.
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Closing of Torah Animal World Museum in Brooklyn Which Displays Every Animal from the Bible
Amazingly, there are 3 locations for the Torah Animal World museum, which is a taxidermy museum claiming to display every animal mentioned in the Hebrew Bible
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Fun Maps: 71 Square Miles is a 10×10 Map of Brooklyn Made Entirely of Garbage
Jennifer Maravillas, an artist-cartographer is making a 10×10 foot map of Brooklyn entirely out of garbage she finds while walking the streets.
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Fun Maps: The World Inside New York Shows How Neighborhoods Reach Out to the World
The map “The World Inside New York” from a MoMA exhibition uses phone and IP data to track connections between NYC neighborhoods and the rest of the world.
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Plans from the Rebuild by Design Competition in Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force
Presentations of designs from Rebuild by Design, an initiative of President Obama’s Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force.
MoreFun Maps: Citi Bike Data Visualizations from the first 100 Days
Foursquare designer Zack Davenport and co-founder of Etch, Michael Yap took the first 100 days of public Citi Bike data and made some fun graphics with them
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