Atlas of the Otherwise

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The Atlas of the Otherwise is a collection of maps published from the course, Cartographic Representation, via studio.geo? (studiogeo.berkeley.edu) in the Department of Geography and the Berkeley Center for New Media at the University of California , Berkeley.

Across critical, technical, creative and analytic domains, the Atlas of the Otherwise tests the limits of the cartography we have inherited and interrogates its assumptions rooted in universality, rationality and coloniality. In doing so, it aims to generate new possibilities for an expansive mapping practice by asking how might our cartography be otherwise.

Volume

TItle

Year

And In the End, We Made Something Anyway

2025

And In The End, We Made Something Anyway

2025

Jack Moorehead & Clancy Wilmott (eds)

Atlas of the Otherwise
Vol 1. And In the End, We Made Something Anyway

ISBN: 979-8-9942859-0-9

The first time is always the hardest time. Technical stutters, creative glitches and critical and analyitcal collapses. This atlas is about getting back up and getting back to it in the face of uncertainty - and in the end, we made something anyway.

Download the eAtlas here

Buy the Print Atlas here

Web Maps Edition

Arfa Momin - Sounds of Berkeley

Emily Ma - The Care Map

Sariyah Benoit - Habitual Preparedness

Nicole Shkurovich - Tree of Life

Evelyn Arroyo Valdez - Main Stacks Directory Map

Zhexin (Pam) Tong - Chongqing

Rin Hinosawa - Unpacking "Affordability" in Los Angeles

Evan Wiersma - Diamond Peak

Luis Cortez Lara - Wineries of the Napa Valley

Ariana Olvera Torres - Greater UC Berkeley Inaccessibility Due to Active Construction

Dominic Ceja - Antioch Youth & Community

Richard Villagomez - Mapping the Pacific

Elizabeth Fiske - Bungalow Courts of Berkeley

Nori Quist - Berkeley LIttle Free Libraries

Cory Wack - This Is A Time Machine

Joaquin Antonio - The Struggle of the Urban Poor in the Philippines

Index

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