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Future Cartographic
Author: Erik Moe
Erik Moe is a writer and artist based in Los Angeles. He has been writing about culture since the 1990s between stints as a barista, Uber driver, the digital director of 2-million member labor union, furniture assembler, janitor, agricultural labor, design geek for a presidential candidate, factory temp, art gallery worker, and other odd jobs.
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Half/Life
Twelve months in the 24-hour life of 9 1/2 St NW.
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PAUSE
A simple call to stop for a moment that can be installed anywhere.
An evolving monthlong collaboration between neighbors working in dance, painting, and poetry.
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Hide/Seek (for Little Salon)
Spaces in the attic and basement of a Capitol Hill home are connected with headphones and mics for anonymous conversation with strangers attending an art salon.
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Place/Chat
A monthly gathering of artists and collaborators to discuss and develop place-based interventions.
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Georgetown 2215 c.e.
Observational walks out of the Halcyon residency site in Georgetown lead to a speculative map and stories about equity, exclusivity, and history.
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Oral Histories/Futures (for Funk Parade)
Site specific installation of phone booths telling stories of Washington, DC’s Black Broadway in the recent past and in a speculative 23rd Century.
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Seven Blocks / Seven Centuries
A historic and speculative walking tour of U Street NW spanning the years 1615 to 2215 c.e.
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Make DC Weird
Make D.C. Weird launched in late 2015 as an experiment in civic messaging about “the city we have, the city we love, the city we want.”
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