Mapping Outside the Lines is open! Explore how maps work with classics like portolan charts and Antonio García Cubas and contemporary artists like Tonika Johnson, Ed Fairburn, and Ibrahim Miranda Ramos. Marvel at a fold-out river and listen to our rendition of a John Cage score.
October 9, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Mapping Outside the Lines is open! Explore how maps work with classics like portolan charts and Antonio García Cubas and contemporary artists like Tonika Johnson, Ed Fairburn, and Ibrahim Miranda Ramos. Marvel at a fold-out river and listen to our rendition of a John Cage score.
We just finished up the loan paperwork and it (and at least a few pages like these of the score of addresses) will be at the Newberry for an exhibit from Oct through mid Feb. I'm very excited we got it! We're working on a little audio interpretation of parts as well.
April 22, 2025 at 1:54 AM
We just finished up the loan paperwork and it (and at least a few pages like these of the score of addresses) will be at the Newberry for an exhibit from Oct through mid Feb. I'm very excited we got it! We're working on a little audio interpretation of parts as well.
I love mid-century fakes—this one calls itself a "faithful reproduction." It has chain lines and a watermark, but probably from a dandy roll and definitely not 17C paper b/c the shadows are all wrong. It's hard to tell here but the ink sits very flat on the paper too.
January 7, 2025 at 5:21 PM
I love mid-century fakes—this one calls itself a "faithful reproduction." It has chain lines and a watermark, but probably from a dandy roll and definitely not 17C paper b/c the shadows are all wrong. It's hard to tell here but the ink sits very flat on the paper too.
Proud new owner of Boston Line Type! I got a tip and picked these up. I haven't ever seen the actual type before! Only the stereotyped plate of Dickens at Perkins. not all early since they didn't make the capitals letters until the 1850s. I need to do some page comparisons and measurements...
July 13, 2024 at 1:26 AM
Proud new owner of Boston Line Type! I got a tip and picked these up. I haven't ever seen the actual type before! Only the stereotyped plate of Dickens at Perkins. not all early since they didn't make the capitals letters until the 1850s. I need to do some page comparisons and measurements...
Pretty excited about this new acquisition from Robert Rauschenberg's "Tares" series from 1972. An interesting way of registering what road maps meant to people in conversation with other ephemeral print #NewberryLibrary
September 13, 2023 at 10:52 PM
Pretty excited about this new acquisition from Robert Rauschenberg's "Tares" series from 1972. An interesting way of registering what road maps meant to people in conversation with other ephemeral print #NewberryLibrary