Nebenzahl Lectures Digital Resources
Since 2020, all Nebenzahl Lecture Series have been recorded. You can view recordings of past lecture series and explore other digital resources below.
Lecture Recordings
Session One: Mapping as Performance
- Ernesto Capello, Macalester College, Triangulating Shuyu: Commemorating and Contesting French Geodesy in the Ecuadorian Andes
- Imre Josef Demhardt, University of Texas-Arlington, Surveys in the Sand: Performing Colonial Mapping in Southwestern Africa
- Clinton Terry, Mercer University and Dan Patterson (photographer), Reenacting Surveying in Early America
Session Two: Performing Space, Place, and History in Indigenous North America
- Jennifer Saracino,University of Arizona, The Ayer Map of Teotihuacan as Embodied Action & Performance
- George Ironstrack, Miami University, Ohio and Cameron Shriver, Miami University, Ohio, Aacimwahkionkonci: Stories from the Land
- Seth Stewart Williams, Barnard College of Columbia University, Choreography as Chorography in Early Modern England
- Kate Elswit, University of London and Harmony Bench, Ohio State University, Mapping Movement on the Move, Ten Years On
Session Four: Travel, Mapping, and Performance
- John Wyatt Greenlee, Cornell University, Mapping in Stages: Travel, Worldbuilding, and Memory in The Castle of Perseverance
- Jordana Dym, Skidmore College, Retracing Travel: Mapping in Others’ Footsteps
- Karen Lewis, Ohio State University, Enacting the Underground Railroad: Landscapes of Resistance and Ingenuity
Additional Resources
Event—Exhibition
Mapping Outside the Lines
Sep 11, 2025–Jan 03, 2026
Analyzing the visual language of maps.
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