Trap Street is now over.
Trap Street
Holly Gramazio
Saturday 28th to Sunday 29th June 2008, 12:00pm to 8:00pm
Clore Ballroom, Royal Festival Hall
Tags: drawing writing unlimited
A Trap Street is a small imaginary road that cartographers sometimes add to their maps (usually in an out-of-the-way place) to catch people who copy the map without giving credit. In Trap Street, participants are invited to add stories or landmarks of their own to a gradually-accreting map of London: one true addition each, and one false.
See if you can tell the lies from the truths, and set your own traps to catch other players out.
See if you can tell the lies from the truths, and set your own traps to catch other players out.
Holly Gramazio
Holly Gramazio is a game designer and writer living in Battersea, working in the overlap of games and other cultural forms, and particularly with location-specific narrative. She's the Sandpit Programmer for Hide and Seek, and has recently worked on The Rubbish Game with Coney at the Dana Centre; Arcade with the Playbeards at BAC; 16 Across, which is simultaneously a crossword, a map and a collection of short stories; and an awful lot of Sandpit games.