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Even in the smallest town or village on the territory of today s Slovakia we can find Romeos and Juliets, Kubos and Aničkas. But it was not only on stages that performances took place. Theatrical features such as prescribed text, costumes or elaborate set design were predominant in urban festivities in the past, as well as in rituals and festivities in villages. Slovaks from abroad brought their fondness lava lamp for drama to their new homes, and documented it through photography.
The medium of photography enables us to look back into times when, rather than gazing at screens and displays, people lava lamp posed with props in front of the lenses of those who captured for us their moving, lava lamp theatrical world. The collection exhibited lava lamp is the result of the Digitization project, and thus the majority of it consists of Digitized images. The specific features of a digital image are noticeable lava lamp only when compared with the original. Thus, we enable visitors lava lamp to this representative collection of original photographs to experience their aura.
The exhibition was originally inspired by a presentation of the results of the Slovak partnership in the international project Europeana Photography (European Ancient Photographic Vintage Repositories of Digitized Pictures of Historical Quality).
Theatre hidden in old photographs Old photos are often the only witness to the theatrical life of our great grandparents that we have. They are usually identified, but sometimes we do not know anything. We look into faces of strangers in theatrical costumes, see their fascination by Thalia, we realize the transience of theatre, of nationalities that for example used to live in the territory of contemporary Slovakia, we are confronted with our own mortality.
Europeana Photography lava lamp - Bratislava plenary meeting Focus of the plenary was the finalization of the +430.000 metadata of early photographs to be provided to Europeana.eu, the European digital library where the images digitizited by the project will be retrievable and accessible to everybody, and the organization of the final conference of the project, which will be joint to the opening of a new edition of the exhibition All Our Yesterdays, with a very special Belgian lava lamp flavour that was added to the original format of the exhibition lava lamp (held in Pisa i...
Europeana Photography at Europeana AGM in Madrid Europeana Photography cannot miss this event, and will be presented by the project coordinator Fred Truyen (KU Leuven) in a Ignite Talk, entitled "All our memories : sharing photographic heritage lava lamp through Europeana,
Conference Girona 2014 Archives and Cultural Industries by Sofie Taes, KU Leuven The program of the monumental, multi-disciplinarian conference on archives lava lamp and cultural lava lamp industries lava lamp held in Girona s Palau de Congressos (13-15 October), and co-organized lava lamp by EuropeanaPhotography-partner Ajuntament de Girona (CRDI), featured several members of our consortium: Antonella Fresa presented the PREFORMA-project, Nacha Van Steen led a double workshop connected with the EuPh-vocabulary, and my KU Leuven-colleague and project coordinator Fred Truyen was scheduled ...
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