Below are all of the references Jerome Harrington directly mentions in his text. There are many, many more in the diagram that are not directly referenced in the text. I strongly suggest you look some of them up to understand the mapping more thoroughly before critiquing/discussing it.

Ethan Stern
Franz Schonbeck
Vanessa Cutler
Angus Powers
Sound Mirrors
Marc Barreda Sea Glass
Alexandra Ben-Abba Glass Haircut
Richard Box
Jerome Harrington
Emma Hogarth
Josiah McElheny
Kimberly McKinnis
Anna Norberg (click to video link)
Jocelyne Prince
Rui Sasaki
Barbara Amalie Skovman Thomsen
Jeff Zimmer

Below are the various links I referenced in my lecture on 2/5.

Artists with work at the Chazen who make use of “binary” information:
Xu Bing
Kara Walker

Data-driven work
Norwood Viviano
Norwood Viviano (video)
Adrianne Evans
Toots Zynsky (reference for one of Adrianne’s pieces)
Robin Johnston
Mark Nystrom

Ordering-Based Work
Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler
Spencer Finch @ the Highline
Rutherford Chang (Alphabetized Newspaper & Portrait by Tone)
Rutherford Chang’s We Buy White Albums

Information Mapping
Mark Lombardi
Ben Fry talking about Mark Lombardi
Peterson Projection as explained by the West Wing
Thermal Imaging Glassblowing
A l’il imaging of your body’s emotions

Information Displaced/Scaled/Modelled
Luke Jerram, specifically Glass Microbiology
Madeline Stemie (glass record)]
Jeffrey Mongraine – first link on top – An Evening’s Breath
Mark Zirpel

Information-Age Work
Paul Taylor (Digital Trust Hike)
Listening Post (Mark Hansen and Ben Rubin)

Information Transfer / Optics
Yuka Otani’s water vapor experiments
Jung Sun Oh’s Fiber Optic Projects
Anna Norberg (See Between Memory and History text and images)

After my lectures I will post any links from my lecture here in case you want to investigate further.