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TV & Radio Appearances
George has also been a guest on the television show, Martha Stewart Living: once to discuss American Globes and Globemakers, returned to talk about Star Spangled Globes, and went a third time to discuss the art of Collecting Tellurians & Orreries. In March 2004, he appeared on the PBS antiques show Find!. See the complete list of appearances. |
Museums & Historical Exhibitions
George's expertise in the study of globes and globemaking has also been recognized by scholars and curators in cartography and decorative arts. He has loaned globes to museum exhibitions across the United States, including the Adler Planetarium and the Bruce Museum of Arts and Sciences, and has lectured on the history of American globes. See past exhibitions. |
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Leigh and Leslie Keno paid a visit to the Gallery in a segment of their PBS antiques show Find! to ask him to identify a globe. |
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Two 19th-century maps of New York City were on loan by the Gallery to the exhibition Forged by Fire at India House, New York through early 2003. |
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Magazine Profiles
The George Glazer Gallery has frequently been featured by the national and international press, beginning with Architectural Digest in 1993, and including major stories in Elle Decor, New York Magazine (right) and Vanity Fair. See the complete list of appearances. |
George was featured in a New York Magazine article on the new breed of "quirky cool" antique dealers. |
Book Illustrations
Maps and celestials from the gallery have been reproduced in books including several pictorial maps in You Are Here (right) by Katherine Harmon (Princeton Architectural Press: 2004). |
Several maps from the Gallery are featured in this book on pictorial maps, You Are Here, published in 2004. View others here. |
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Shopping Features
The gallery's items have been featured in attractive vignettes in major publications, including Town & Country, The New York Times and others. See the entire list. |
Special Events
The Gallery has participated in a variety of antique shows and exhibited globes, maps and prints at stores such as Bergdorf Goodman. Interior designers have recognized the decorative uses of items from the gallery, and have used them in designer showhouses and store displays. Read more here. |