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A three-color risograph poster mapping the historic routes of two 1840's expeditions to the Maya region by archeologist John Stephens and artist Frederick Catherwood, overlaid with sites visited by Leandro Katz, who revisited and rephotographed the sites from 1985 to 1993.

The map was produced in collaboration with Lize Mogel for Viewing Room, a program organized by Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros and featuring The Catherwood Project (1985-1993) by Leandro Katz, presented on September 8, 2016 at Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York City.

Three-color map poster of the routes of Stephens, Catherwood, and Katz

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2332.

Interactive map and web page design for this Human Rights Watch report on the abuse of antipsychotics in nursing homes in the United States.

County map of the United States colored by data on the use of antipsychotics in nursing homes.

Close-up view, profile of a single county showing the data on that county

" class="mlpt">Antipsychotics in U.S. Nursing Homes
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2333. RT @Ian_Mosby Note: the man who proudly raised a Nazi flag above his house is not named in any of these stories. But the Indigenous man who destroyed a flag that attacks and denies his very humanity—a flag whose only promise is racist violence—is named by the media. This is not by accident. twitter.com/RVAwonk/status…
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2334. RT @nberlat Warren's plan to stop leopard's from eating your face is a big applause line on the campaign trail. But gets a very different reaction among face-eating leopards.
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2335. RT @adrianachavira Interesting episode of @NPItsBeenAMin on how museums are catering to social media users... Instagram Is Reshaping How We Interact With Art And How Artists Create It n.pr/2WrsAMY
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2336. RT @linamkhan Notably, Congress has instituted break-ups to promote various goals: fair competition, media diversity, curbing concentrated private power, system resiliency. History of break-ups is rich, and policy discussion on if & how to break-up tech platforms should be informed by it. /4
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2337. RT @MalloryKnodel Amazon backtracks on planned changes to AWS S3 that would have impacted activists’ use of “too big to block” for censorship circumvention of web content. ⁦@samat⁩ explains: theregister.co.uk/2019/05/10/ama…
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2338. RT @melissapierce Listening to NPR and there is a story about a group of middle school girls in the Bronx who won a podcast competition making a show about periods. I love all of those girls and legit started crying when the group gave snaps to something smart one of the girls interviewed said.
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2339. RT @onekade We hear all the time about how face surveillance tech is supposedly objective and neutral, and therefore better than witness ID. This report shows that is a literal joke. Cops are feeding FST *police sketches* based on witness descriptions.
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2340. RT @LATimescitybeat When people think about L.A.'s big problems, housing, cost of living and traffic often top the list. Here's one that I think we don't talk about enough: social isolation and the loneliness that frequently accompanies it.
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