Events
Oct
27
Thu
7:15 pm
Cartography on the Front Line
@ The British Library
Cartography on the Front Line
@ The British Library
Oct 27 @ 7:15 pm – 8:45 pm
Exploring the historical and contemporary links between war making and map making. This event takes place at the British Library. With Timothy Barney, Hillary Shaw, Mateusz Fafinski and Doug Specht. The opening panel of In and[...]
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