The Personal Cartography of Emma McNally
John Kannenberg is a first year MFA candidate in the School of Art and Design.
Emma McNally creates beautiful graphite drawings whose intricate lines evoke maps, networks, and many other forms of data representation in their stark complexity. A 2008 essay by Ana Balona de Oliveira discusses some of the theoretical underpinnings of McNally's work, and includes some insight from the artist herself.
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