Map Presentations Given by Andrew Kapochunas
In order by date the presentation was made:
- November 2013: an in-person presentation at Seton Hall University, New Jersey:
“The Influence of Maps on Society and Contemporary Art” - January 2016: an in-person presentation at the main branch of the New York Public Library:
“How Maps and Map Collecting Helped an Immigrant Find His Place in the World” - February 2017: an in-person presentation at the Lithuanian Consulate, New York:
“How Maps Helped a Lithuanian Immigrant Find His Place in the World.” - November 2019: an in-person presentation at CartoCon, Vilnius:
“Niujorko Newtown Creek: Mirtis ir prisikėlimas. Kronika žemėlapiuose ir fotografijose” - December 2020: given virtually at the Paris Map-Fair:
“The Grand Duchy of Lithuania: 1253 – 1795: The French Connection” - April 2021: given virtually to a Lithuanian language class in Seattle, Washington:
“Lithuania Through the Ages” - November 2021: an in-person presentation at Arader Gallery, New York:
“Lithuania Depicted in Maps During the Age of the Medici” - March 2022: an in-person presentation at Arader Gallery, New York:
“The Grand Duchy of Lithuania: 1253 – 1795 – The French Connection” - November 2022: given virtually at CartoCon, Vilnius:
“Naujausios Niujorko studentų žemėlapių pateikimo ir kartografinio švietimo tendencijos” - January 2023: given virtually to the New York and Washington Map Societies:
“Mapmakers Struggle to Depict Post-WWI Lithuanian–Polish Borders after Versailles“ - February 2023: given virtually to the International Map Collectors’ Society:
“Henri Abraham Chatelain’s 1720 map “Carte de Pologne, avec la Chronologie des Rois et des Ducs de Lithuanie…“ - June 2024: an in-person presentation at Arader Gallery, New York:
“The Grand Duchy of Lithuania: 1253 – 1795: The French Connection“ - June 2025: an in-person presentation at Arader Gallery, New York:
“The Golden Age of Dutch Cartography: The Dutch-Lithuanian Connection“ - November 2024: given virtually at CartoCon, Vilnius:
“How Falsified Ethnic Maps Helped Determine the Eastern Boundaries of Post-WWI Lithuania and Poland“ - April 2025: given virtually to the LKD, Vilnius:
“First Mention of “Lithuanians” on a Map Known Today“ - November 2025: given virtually at CartoCon, Vilnius:
“Mapmakers Struggle to Depict Post-WWI Lithuanian-Polish Borders after Versailles” - February 2026: given virtually to the New York Map Society:
“How to find an image of ancestral Central or Eastern European towns on antique topographic maps” - February 2026: an in-person presentation at Arader Gallery, New York:
“Fathers of German Cartography Mapped Lithuania from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment“ - March 2026: given virtually to the International Map Collectors’ Society:
“Frederick de Wit’s 1668-1721 ‘Regni Poloniae et Dvcatus Lithvaniae…‘”
