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Geoffrey Chaucer ha 6 eventi trascorsi. (show)  To tell a story : Chaucer and the Canterbury Tales Exhibition, 29 March-14 June 2014, in collaboration with The Institute for Medieval & Early Modern Studies (IMEMS) at the Universities of Aberystwyth and Bangor, the Library will be hosting an exhibition showcasing one of the National Library’s greatest treasures: the Hengwrt manuscript of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, believed by some to be the earliest extant text of this literary masterpiece. (Cynfelyn)… (altro)The Canterbury Tales Dinner-time presentation of The Canterbury Tales (1998). An archive film print screening of the S4C/BBC Wales/HBO co-production which won four Emmy Awards for outstanding individual achievement in animation. Includes The Nun’s Priest’s Tale, The Knight’s Tale and The Wife of Bath’s Tale. Free admission by ticket. (Cynfelyn)The Hengwrt Chaucer Gallery talk by Dr Sue Niebrzydowski. The curator of our new Chaucer exhibition guides modern day pilgrims to Canterbury. Free admission by ticket. (Cynfelyn)Listen Here: A Lunch Break Story Time for Adults Corey Snow, professional audiobook narrator and voice actor, will entertain and inspire us with selections from the wide, wonderful world of short fiction. Bring your lunch or your knitting, but most importantly, bring your imagination. The White Silence by Jack London“They say that dogs are a man’s best friend, but at sixty-five below it’s every man – and dog – for himself.”
The Music on the Hill by Saki
“When blood is up and the hounds are on the scent, beware the forest primeval.”
The inspiration for this program, as well as the selections and descriptions for Olympia’s first five sessions, came from David Wright, librarian and storyteller, at the Seattle Public Library. The first season of Listen Here includes the first Friday of the month from October 2013 through March 2014, except December. (evforija)… (altro) Joe McKendry discusses One Times Square From the amazing illustrator of Beneath the Streets of Boston comes One Times Square, a lush visual history of one of most famous public spaces in the country. In vivid watercolor, Joe McKendry documents Times Square's transformation from the modest dirt pathways of coal merchants to the constantly re-edified block of one of the world's most visited tourist attractions. Joe McKendry's work has appeared in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, and Esquire, among others. He teaches painting and illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design and lives in Brookline, MA with his wife and children. (bostonian71)… (altro) Joe McKendry, One Times Square At the heart of the non-stop bustle of modern Times Square stands One Times Square, the former headquarters of the New York Times and the skyscraper – now all but invisible behind billboards – that gave the square its name in 1904. Around it, a once-humble district of carriage houses and coal merchants at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue evolved into "The Crossroads of the World." Here impresarios and real-estate moguls vied to outdo each other as they built theaters and hotels, penny arcades and restaurants, dime museums and office towers in an unending cycle of reinvention and reimagination.
One Times Square explores the story of this fascinating intersection, starting when Broadway was a mere dirt path known as Bloomingdale Road, through the district's decades of postwar decay, to its renewal as a glittering tourist-friendly media mecca. McKendry's meticulous, lush watercolors take readers behind the famous Camel billboard to find out how it blew smoke rings over the square for 25 years, to the top of the Times Tower to see how the New Year's ball has made its descent for over 100 years, and onto construction sites as buildings grow up around One Times Square to dwarf what once ranked among the tallest buildings in the world.
Joe McKendry is a painter and illustrator whose work has appeared in over 50 publications worldwide, including the New York Times, the London Times, Vanity Fair, Esquire, and TIME Magazine. His books, Beneath the Streets of Boston: Building America’s First Subway and One Times Square: A Century of Change at the Crossroads of the World, chronicle the history of their subjects in a way that is accessible to both children and adults. A native of Maynard, MA, McKendry teaches painting and illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design and lives in Brookline, MA with his wife and three kids. (ablachly)… (altro)
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