BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.4.5//EN TZID:Europe/London X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/London BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4912@artinliverpool.com DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20190718 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20190823 DTSTAMP:20190813T150348Z URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/look-photo-biennial-victoria-gal lery-museum-stephanie-wynne-stephen-mccoy-triangulation/ SUMMARY:Victoria Gallery & Museum: Look Photo Biennial: Victoria Gallery & Museum: Stephanie Wynne & Stephen McCoy - Triangulation DESCRIPTION:STEPHANIE WYNNE AND STEPHEN MCCOY — TRIANGULATION\n18 JULY - 22 AUGUST 2019\n\n\n\n\nPOP-UP EXHIBITION: VICTORIA GALLERY &\; MUSEUM\ , UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL\n\nThis work is from the ongoing project to visi t all 310 primary triangulation points that were built and measured betwee n 1936 and 1962 by the Ordnance Survey for the ‘Retriangulation of Great Britain’. The work will provide a comprehensive survey of the British l andscape\, dealing with how we represent territory and the layering of his tory\, land use\, ownership and boundaries.\n\nMany people mistakenly thin k the function of the triangulation (trig) point is to mark the highest po int of hills\, but the trig points are placed in positions where at least two other points can be seen in order to form triangles for accurate measu rement.\n\nThe panorama is produced by placing the camera and tripod on to p of the trig point and taking one exposure every 30 degrees\, twelve expo sures to cover the full 360 degrees. The panorama seemed the most valid re sponse to the visual experience of reaching the trig point – most people will turn to look at the view all around. The panoramas are presented alo ngside photos of the pillars\, and the methodical approach to producing th e photographs alludes to the systematic nature of survey and mapping.\n\nC OLLABORATORS:\n\nLes Roberts\n\nCAVA Associate\n\nBA (London) PhD (Middles ex)\n\nLes Roberts lectures in the Department of Communication and Media a t the University of Liverpool. His research interests and practice fall wi thin the areas of spatial anthropology\, urban cultural studies\, cultural memory\, and spatial humanities. With a background in anthropology and cu ltural studies his work explores the intersection between space\, place\, mobility\, and memory with a particular focus on film and popular music cu ltures. He has worked as a researcher across the School of the Arts on the multi-disciplinary projects ‘City in Film: Liverpool’s Urban Landscap e and the Moving Image’ (2006-8)\, ‘Mapping the City in Film: a Geo-Hi storical Analysis’ (2008-10)\, and ‘Popular Music Heritage\, Cultural Memory and Cultural Identity’ (POPID) (2010-12). He has published numero us peer reviewed journal articles and book chapters and is the author\, ed itor or co-editor of 7 books\, including Mapping Cultures: Place\, Practic e and Performance (2015)\, Locating the Moving Image: New Approaches to Fi lm and Place (2014)\, and Film\, Mobility and Urban Space: a Cinematic Geo graphy of Liverpool (2012). He is currently working on developing a number of on-going projects\, including research into location filming and herit age tourism\, and a collaborative European project on the spatial anthropo logy of wetlands.\n\nMarco Iuliano\n\nResearch Director\, CAVA\n\nLaurea c um laude\, MPhil\, PhD (University of Naples ‘Federico II’)\n\nMarco I uliano is an Italian architetto specialising in History and Theory of Arch itecture. He has taught in Italy\, France\, United Kingdom and has been in vited to present papers in several countries. He is the recipient of diffe rent grants and has held fellowships at the British Library\, the Centre f or Architecture Andrea Palladio and the Italian Ministry of University. In 2005 he was also awarded an Italian National Council of Researches (CNR) Postdoc. Between 2005 and 2008 he has been the PI of the Digital Archive f unded by the Compagnia di San Paolo for the Archivio Fotografico Parisio\, one of the largest Italian architectural image archives. He is correspond ent for the UK of ‘Il Giornale dell’Architettura’ (Allemandi)\, has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and is co-author and co-editor o f six books: in 2009 one of these has been selected as book of the Year in the Times Literary Supplement. Before joining LSA\, from 2009 to 2012\, M arco has taught at Cambridge University\, Faculty of Architecture and Hist ory of Art. In the department of Architecture at Cambridge he has been the PI of the ‘Interactive Vision between Architecture and Photography’\, a research project funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framew ork Program and the organiser of two centenary events for the Department o f Architecture (1912-2012): the exhibition Cambridge in Concrete. Images f rom the RIBA British Architectural Library Photographs Collection and of t he international conference ‘Still Architecture: Photography\, Vision\, Cultural Transmission’. He is an affiliated member of the DIGIS\, Depart ment of Architecture\, University of Cambridge.\n\nThe Centre for Architec ture and the Visual Arts (CAVA)\, a practice-based and multi-disciplinary research centre situated in the School of Architecture\, University of Liv erpool. CAVA is interested in the critical intersection of space\, media and culture in the context of digital\, networked spaces and spatial pract ices with particular emphasis on their social and economic impact.\n\nWe a pply design and system thinking/methods to study trans-disciplinary impact and consider the theoretical/practical intersection between analogue and digital culture.\n\nImages: Alport Heights\, Derbyshire and Martinsell Hi ll\, Wiltshire\, © Stephanie Wynne and Stephen McCoy\n\nLOOK PHOTO BIENNI AL 2019 IS SUPPORTED BY:\n\nFunders\n\nArts Council England\, Liverpool Ci ty council\, Foyle Foundation\n\nPartners\n\nWirral Borough of Culture 201 9\, University of Salford Art Collection\, Redeye Photographic Network\, C FCCA (Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art)\, Heart of Glass\n\nVenue Partn ers\n\nNational Museums Liverpool\, University of Liverpool\, Victoria Gal lery &\; Museum\, Williamson Art Gallery &\; Museum\, UCLan (The Uni versity of Central Lancashire\,\n\nSponsors\n\nSpectrum Photographic\, Col loids\n\n\n ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.artinliverpool.com/wp-content/upload s/2019/05/alport_martinsell_2_-web-res-e1558522892685.jpg LOCATION:Victoria Gallery & Museum\, Ashton Street\, University of Liverpoo l\, Liverpool\, L69 3DR\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom GEO:53.406158;-2.966418 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Ashton Street\, University of Liverpool\, Liverpool\, L69 3DR\, Liverpool\, United Kingdom;X-APPLE-RA DIUS=100;X-TITLE=Victoria Gallery & Museum:geo:53.406158,-2.966418 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/London X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/London BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20190331T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZOFFSETTO:+0100 TZNAME:BST END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR