I was a map collector. In 2012 I donated the collection to The School of Transborder Studies at Arizona State University. Every once in a while they ask me to come down and talk about the maps and I...Read More
The opening of the Changing Boundaries map exhibit has been posted on the CECUT web site. You can help me a bit by going to the link and liking it on Facebook. Do it now. If you are in the San Die...Read More
The CECUT Museum in Tijuana, BC is going to host the Changing Boundaries Map Exhibit beginning in February 2012. The Imax theater at CECUT The opening reception and panel discussion are on Friday,Febr...Read More
The announcement card for the opening of the Changing Boundaries Map Exhibit at the Arizona Historical Society Museum in Tucson: Reverse: It is on Wednesday June 8 at 5:00 pm. The exhibit is at the mu...Read More
The Changing Boundaries Exhibit will be in Arizona this Summer and Fall. We will be installing the exhibit in Tucson at the Arizona Historical Society Museum from May 18 to September 29, 2011. It th...Read More
I am curating an exhibition of maps showing the evolution of the US-Mexico Border. Changing Boundaries has its own web site and I blog about it occasionally. Tecate Exhibition October 1 to November 4 ...Read More
If you like maps you’ll love this link to Strange Maps a blog specializing in Strange Maps. I have dates for my Frontier Map Exhibition at USD. Opening reception and talk April 21, 2010. M...Read More
“It is not down in any map; true places never are.” Herman Melville Melville who wrote Moby Dick among other classics also made this cryptic comment. I was impressed that he ended the sentence...Read More
“The joy of map reading has been swallowed whole into the maw of GPS technology.” Simon Winchester in Knowing What We Know Whatever happened to Gas Station Maps or in LA the Thomas Guide? On the o...Read More