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PROJECT NEWS:THE EPOPEXHIBITIONp.2
Editorial
Welcome to the EPOP Project Newsletter. In this
number you will find some information and images about
the EPOP exhibition, which is currently being held in
Louvain-la-Neuve and Pescara until the end of April.
We remind you that we are collecting presentations
from any research group, institution, association, journal,
website, collector or independent scholar working on the
our research field and interested in presenting its
activities
on this newsletter.
If you have any suggestions regarding the newsletteror anything
else relating to the project, please contact
[email protected] .
With our best wishes,
EPOP Project Publication Committee
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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Project News: The Exhibition
The EPOP exhibition opened at the Catholic University of Louvain
in Louvain-la-Neuve(Belgium) and at the Museo delle Genti dAbruzzo
in Pescara (Italy) at the beginning of April,and it will close at
the end of the month. It is formed by 60 panels divided over twelve
sections,following the structure of the EPOP virtual museum
(Introduction, Modes of Productions,
Authors, Readers and Spectators, Young Europe and Old America,
Imagery, The UrbanMysteries, The Adventure Hero, The Fantastic, The
Investigator, The Outlaw, The Heroine).
Below are examples from the exhibition panels, taken from both
the Italian and the Frenchversions of the exhibition.
1) THE INTRODUCTION
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2) MODES OF PRODUCTION 3) AUTHORS
4) READERS AND SPECTATORS 5) YOUNG EUROPE AND OLD AMERICA
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6) IMAGERY 7) THE URBAN MYSTERIES
8) THE ADVENTURE HERO 9) THE FANTASTIC
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10) THE INVESTIGATOR 11) THE OUTLAW
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12) THE HEROINE 13) CREDITS
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About the Project:The EPOP Project (Popular Roots of European
Culture Through Film, Comics and Serialized Literature)is a
research and popularization project funded by the European
Commissions CultureProgramme 2007 and is promoted by the Department
of Music and Performing Arts of theUniversity of Bologna, the
Faculty of Humanities of the University of Limoges, Pallas
/Institute for Cultural Disciplines of the University of Leiden,
the GRIT (Groupe des Recherchesur lImage et le Texte) of the
Catholic University of Louvain-la-Neuve, and the Department
forCulture of the Province of Pescara. The project started on 24
November 2008 and will becompleted on 24 May 2010.
About this Newsletter:TheEPOP Project Newsletter provides news
about the development of the project activities andcirculates
information on research, initiatives and events concerning the
history of Europeanpopular culture. The newsletter will normally be
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