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Psychogeographical mapping of coincidence in Leeds and Dortmund. Drifting through superimposed narratives of two cities at once.
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drifting
round dortmund: a brief report on my visit, 10-13 nov 2002
Graeme Murrell
I knew from my research that very little of old Dortmund survived the allied bombing raids during the latter half of the Second world War. Over 90% of the city centre was completely destroyed. Seeing the physical evidence was very humbling.
leeds
walk, 08 dec 2002: press release
Graeme Murrell
Superimposed City Tours: The Leeds - Dortmund Project
an experiment in creative urban walking
| Walk: |
Sunday 8 December, 1pm |
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Leeds Railway Station (outside
Coopers bar) |
leeds
walks, 09 & 30 2003: press release
Graeme Murrell
Superimposed City Tours: The Leeds - Dortmund Project
an experiment in creative urban walking
| Walks: |
Sunday 9 & 30 December, 2pm |
| Meeting point: |
Leeds Railway Station (outside
Coopers bar) |
psychogeographical
mapping of coincidence in leeds and dortmund: introduction
Graeme Murrell
Opening statement of the Leeds-Dortmund Project. Indicates full scope of the project, constituent components & gives an indication of its aims.
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Organism
This was the opening statement of the Superimposed City Tours project. In July 2002, funding was secured for the current project involving superimpositions of Leeds and Dortmund, and the initial conception of the project was temporarily shelved.
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