March | 2010 | The Cardographer

`War Threatens Peace’ Postcard (Verso)

Posted March 25, 2010
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Algeria, Cardographer, Cartography, Colonial, Colonialism, France, Garry Hunter, geo-political, Geopolitics, globalisation, John Perivolaris, journey, Oil, post-colonial, Postcard

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`War Threatens Peace’, Crayon Drawing by Nguyen Manh Nam, aged 14, Postcard sent from Vietnam by Garry Hunter to John Perivolaris

Posted March 25, 2010
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Algeria, Cardographer, Cartography, Colonial, Colonialism, Crayon, France, Garry Hunter, geo-political, Geopolitics, globalisation, Indochina, Indochine, John Perivolaris, North to North, South-East Asia, Vietnam

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I receive a card from one former French colony as I prepare for a journey to another former French colony that is on its way to becoming Britain’s new offshore source of oil in the Sahara.

`Everything has fallen into place and there were many jigsaw pieces…’ (verso)

Posted March 12, 2010
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Found postcard, Theobald’s Road, London

`Everything has fallen into place and there were many jigsaw pieces…’

Posted March 12, 2010
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Found postcard, Theobald’s Road, London

Giraffe, 8 March 2010

Posted March 12, 2010
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Cardographer, Cartography, Found, Giraffe, Internet, Interzone, John Perivolaris, Joseph McGonagle, journey, Manchester, map, North to North, Visual Culture, Zone

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On probably the sunniest day of the year so far, I salvaged a photograph of a giraffe from the internet. Joe was paradoxically reminded of Sans Soleil. What kind of journey will this be? What zones will I have to enter and what interzones will I have to cross?