• Mar 30, 2022

Landscapes of Social Change: Curatorial Introduction to More or Less in Common

• Nov 3, 2021

Behind Bending Lines: More Maps of the Chamizal Dispute

• Sep 13, 2021

Don’t Believe Me On This: Engaging With Truth and Skepticism Through Maps & Data

• Sep 10, 2021

Exhibition Opening: Bending Lines

• Jun 9, 2021

Angles on Bending Lines: Brian Jefferson on geographic information systems and the war on crime and drugs

• May 26, 2021

Angles on Bending Lines: Morgan Currie on cultural mapping for cultural equity

• May 19, 2021

Angles on Bending Lines: Luis Alvarez León on how maps and geographic data underpin the digital economy

• May 12, 2021

Angles on Bending Lines: Matt Bui on how communities use—and refuse—data about themselves

• May 6, 2021
• Alicia Svenson, Danielle Rose, and Garrett Dash Nelson

Studying the Bending Lines exhibition in New England Museums Now

A writeup about a study of our digital exhibition appears in the Spring 2021 edition of the New England Museum Association's journal

• Mar 22, 2021
• Rachel Mead

One Year of Remote Programming

After being closed for a year, we've built up a wealth of online offerings for you to use anytime!