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Geography
10.13.11: Denis Wood
Everything Sings: Maps for a Narrative AtlasOn Places, geographer Denis Wood and his landscape architecture students map the ordinary, everyday things of a residential neighborhood in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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03.21.11: Kristi Dykema Cheramie
The Scale of Nature: Modeling the Mississippi RiverOn Places, Kristi Dykema Cheramie explores the ruins of the abandoned Mississippi River Basin Model and ponders the decades-long battle to control the great river.
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03.17.11: John Mann
Folded in PlaceOn Places, a portfolio of images by photographer John Mann, showing artful deconstructions and reconstructions of maps.
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03.10.11: Tim Culvahouse
Black in Back: Mardi Gras and the Racial Geography of New OrleansOn Places, Tim Culvahouse charts the complex racial geography of New Orleans (and looks in on the Rex and Zulu Mardi Gras parades).
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10.13.09: Dorothy Ball
Bienville's DilemmaNew Orleans-based writer Dorothy Ball reviews Richard Campanella's Bienville's Dilemma, a panoramic study of the history and geography of New Orleans that spans from the early 16th century to Hurricane Katrina and its troubled aftermath.
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