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Locative awareness: a mobilities approach to locative art. / Southern, Jen.
In: Leonardo Electronic Almanac, Vol. 21, No. 1, 12.12.2015, p. 178-191.

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Southern J. Locative awareness: a mobilities approach to locative art. Leonardo Electronic Almanac. 2015 Dec 12;21(1):178-191.

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Southern, Jen. / Locative awareness : a mobilities approach to locative art. In: Leonardo Electronic Almanac. 2015 ; Vol. 21, No. 1. pp. 178-191.

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title = "Locative awareness: a mobilities approach to locative art",
abstract = "Over the last decade the impacts of global mobilities have become increasingly visible in the parallel developments of locative media in art practice and a new mobilities paradigm in the social sciences. In 2006, in a special issue of Leonardo locative art was described as two broad areas of annotative and phenomenological practice. This paper uses the new {\textquoteleft}critical mobilities{\textquoteright} approach that has arisen in recent social science to suggest a broadening of those categories to include situated and embodied, mobile, relational, networked, experimental and multiple practices. I argue that this multiple, entangled and assembled description of locative media contributes to a new sense of {\textquoteleft}locative awareness{\textquoteright}. ",
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