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Garrett Library Exhibition

Ending January 15, a public exhibit by the Virginia Garrett Cartographic History Library at the University of Texas at Arlington, Mapmaker’s Vision, Beholder’s Eyes: The Art of Maps. “The exhibit explores the elaborate artistry of cartography and seeks to answer a simple question: What is a beautiful map?”

Many cartographic happenings at the UTA: in addition to the Garrett Lectures (see also), check out the Library’s Cartographic Connections site.

Posted on Monday, December 27, 2004 at 11:01 AM
Categories: Education, Exhibitions, Libraries

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I attended the Garrett Lectures back in October. I have been to three of the four and this was the best yet. Excellent speakers and a really cohesive theme. Also, very nice grup of people to associate with.

Otis | 01/21/2005 at 9:28 PM | #

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