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Once again, we celebrate #PostGIS Day with the newest GeoHipster Calendar
Well, we did it again, folks. And by “we”, that’s our community – geohipsters, cartographers, “holiday” voters, and a team of judges came together to produce our best calendar yet for the 2021 edition. Sure, we say that every year…but this year we can also say it’s our biggest calendar, with FOURTEEN maps! The collage … Continue reading Once again, we celebrate #PostGIS Day with the newest GeoHipster Calendar
Poll: “Special Days” in 2021 GeoHipster calendar
As this article is being published, our team of judges are looking at the amazing submissions we received for our 2021 calendar. We say this every year, but we think this will be the best one yet! So while you’re waiting to get a peek at the maps that are chosen, we thought we’d give … Continue reading Poll: “Special Days” in 2021 GeoHipster calendar
Jennifer Maravillas: “Finding orientation in a place through movements of my hand gives me a feeling of empathy and wonder at the world. “
Born, 1983 Salt Lake City, UT. Resides in Brooklyn, NY. Jennifer Maravillas is a Brooklyn based visual artist. She creates portraits of our land in media ranging from found paper to watercolor. Her aim in this work is to capture universalities and connections across disparate communities by studying social structures from histories, landscapes, and visual … Continue reading Jennifer Maravillas: “Finding orientation in a place through movements of my hand gives me a feeling of empathy and wonder at the world. “
Call for Maps: 2021 GeoHipster Calendar
What can you count on in 2020? Well, let’s face it, not much. But, we at GeoHipster are still counting on January 1, 2021 being…a date that will be acknowledged by the world. And so we’re planning on having a calendar for you to hang on your wall! After all, we figure a bunch of … Continue reading Call for Maps: 2021 GeoHipster Calendar
