In a lecture by Alexandra Kinevskaya, we will learn how medieval manuscripts were produced and what role books played in different periods of history. The lecture will take place online via Zoom on August 26 at 19:30 Israel time. Participation costs from 60 shekels or a donation.
Lecture: The Making and Role of Medieval Manuscripts
In the Middle Ages, book creation was a labor-intensive and expensive process. Books were respected, valued, and even feared.
Join Alexandra Kinevskaya on August 26 at 19:30 (Israel time) via Zoom to learn how manuscripts were produced—who made them and why—and what role books played during different periods of the Middle Ages. From animal skin to illustrative value; from monks to kings.
Speaker:
Alexandra Kinevskaya is an art and photography historian and media theorist (RGU, Utrecht University).
Tickets & Donations:
Tickets for lectures currently start at 60 NIS. However, if you feel the apocalypse has not yet ended, you are welcome to make a donation of any amount via any convenient method: cash register, Bit, Paybox, PayPal, or bank transfer.
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Event Details:
For all details, the Zoom meeting link will be sent on the day of the lecture upon request to Yana Bukchina via Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp at +972-54-2067957.