Resources and Special Thanks

Acknowledgments:

Thanking those who have had a hand in making this collection and exhibit possible

Sonoma County Museum
The Sonoma County Museum (SCM) partnered with the Wendts for the first exhibition of the Mapping the Pacific Coast: Coronado to Lewis and Clark. The Quivira Collection from January through July 2004 (sponsored by Quivira Estate Vineyards). SCM is located in a historical 1908 Federation Post Office in Santa Rosa, CA. Founded in 1985, the mission of SCM is to provide cultural experiences for the enrichment, enjoyment and education of Sonoma County residents and visitors through the preservation of collections and the presentation of exhibitions and programs. SCM represents a new model for regional museums. Committed to exhibiting shows that reflect the specificity of Sonoma as well as its diversity, SCM showcases works that have a broad resonance in the international art world.

For more information: http://www.sonomacountymuseum.org

Antenna Audio
Antenna Audio, world leader in audio and audio-visual interpretation in the global cultural arena, produced the Mapping the Pacific Coast: Coronado to Lewis and Clark. The Quivira Collection audio tour presented by the Sonoma County Museum. Antenna Audio, with permission from the Sonoma County Museum, provided the audio files from the tour that are available on this site.

For more information: http://www.antennaaudio.com

Gordon Chun Design
Gordon Chun Design, based in Berkeley, CA, specializes in exhibit design and graphic design for museums. Their talent helped create the Mapping the Pacific Coast: Coronado to Lewis and Clark. The Quivira Collection exhibit and catalog.

For more information: http://www.gcdesign.com/

Catalog:

Mapping The Pacific Coast: From Coronado To Lewis And Clark

~ by Henry Wendt

“This 98 page 4-color catalog, Mapping the Pacific Coast: Coronado to Lewis and Clark, the Quivira Collection, has been produced as a companion to the exhibition, helping to flesh out the many layers that still remain to be discovered beyond the exhibition boundaries. We experience this book as we might a magical journey, engaging in the thrill of a mysterious frontier, the riveting stories of scallywags and courageous explorers, and the beauty of the images themselves.”

~ Natasha Boas, Chief Curator, Sonoma County Museum.

Read a review of the catalog from the Santa Rosa Press Democrat (pdf).

Catalogs are available for $30 each, including shipping and handling (in the US). Please contact us to order copies of the catalog.

Notes and Selected References from the collection