In November 2015 we gave a public presentation of our findings and curated an exhibit of photos, video, and conclusions from the project. The exhibit (shown below) was on display for a month at the SANDBOX gallery at Washington College. The exhibit’s circular layout illustrates perhaps our most essential discovery: that Space, Place, and NonPlace are not distinguishable as mutually exclusive categories, but exist rather as a continuous spectrum that wraps around upon itself almost circularly. The items in this exhibit serve as evidence and illustration of the project’s conclusions; but they are not a “final product” of any kind. Space Place NonPlace is an ongoing intellectual and experiential inquiry that continues to evolve and provoke us in our artistic work and our everyday lives. We offer this exhibit as testimony—an illustration of where the project stands at this moment in time—with hopes that it will inspire you to do as we did: to feed wonder with wander.