1. Maps and mapping in the eyes of artist and cartographers. Experiences from the international symposium on cartography and art / William Cartwright, Georg Gartner and Antje Lehn. 2. Arte and cartographic communication / William Wright. 3. Rejecting illusionism: transforming space into maps and into art / David Fairbairn. 4. From a cartographic glance to synchronistic experiences / Felicitas Thun-Honestein. 5. Marriage and divorce: is the evolution of landscape paintings ending in the fields of topographic cartography and graphic design? / Markus Jobst. Section II. Aesthetics and cartographic design. 6. Are we living in a cartographic illiterate society? / Jarel Kriz. 7. Aesthetics of the CORINE land cover maps / Ján Feranec and Ján Pravda. 8. Making legends by means of painter's palettes / Sidonie Christophe. 9. What can we learn from the masters? Color schemas on paintings as the source for color ranges applicable in cartography / Lucie Friedmannová. 10. The role of augmented elements to support aesthetic and entertraining aspects of interactive maps on the web and mobile phones / L. Tiina Sarjakoski. Tapani Sarjalos, Ilpo Koskinen and Salu Ylirisku. 11. Variables of aesthetics in maps / Felix Ortag. Section III. Art and the history of cartography. 12. World-views: art and canonical images in the geographical and life sciences / Peter Vujakovic. 13. Map style / Alexandra Benová and Ján Pravda. 14. The world image in maps. From the old ages to Mercator / Mirjanka Lechthaler. Section IV. Integrated media. 15. Mapping literature: toward a geography of fiction / Barbara Piatti, Hans Rudolf Bar, Anne- kathrin Reuschel, Lorenz Hurni and William Cartwright. 16. Challenging the digital cartographic continuity system: lessons from cinema / Sébastien Caquard and Benjamin Wright. 17. on written language in works of art and cartography / André Skupin and María Skupin. 18. Imagining Europe / Christian Spanring and Emanuel Andel. section V. Non-graphics. 19. Dots, lines, areas and words: mapping literature and narration (with some remark on Kate Chopin's "The awakening") / Armin von Ungern-Sternberg. 20. Robert Smithson's pursuit: mapping some traces of remnants / Nils Plath. 21. Towards a literary geography of the interwar australian novel / Harriet Edquist. 22. mapping informal geographies / Michaela Kinberger. 23. Mapping the sacred landscape of lahaul. The karzha khandroling Mandala / Verena Widorn and Michaela Kinberger. Section VI. Art and media design. 24. Sculpting place through ceramic maps / Edward L. Kinman. 25. The map of fashion / Laurene Vaughan. 26. Maps of what migh be: a dozen works on ideas and possibilities / Peter Downton. 27. On sustenance: operating landscapes, land spaces and land's paces / Titusz Tarnai. 28. Social tapestries / Alice Angus, Giles Lane, Orlagh Woods and Karen Martin. 29. Community Karlsplatz, Vienna video screen projection / Theresa Anna Hafele. 30. 4816. Urban expeditions in Vienna along the GPS Matrix / Evamaria Trischak. Section VII. Installation art. 31. Dream but conflict / Wolfgang Fiel. 32. Pressure today / Peter Dykhuis. 33. Early-modern portuguese maps: metaphors of space and spaces of metaphor / Manuela Mourao. 34. This is not a map / Sabine Muller-Funk and Maria Christine Holter.