This came across several lists last week:
Art Break: Re-Imagining Medieval Camelot for Today
Thursday, March 10, 2022, at 12 pm
ONLINE ONLY
Free | Advance sign-up required
As a never-ending source of inspiration, the Middle Ages has been an indelible presence in many societies for centuries. Its rich history has captured creative minds who have re-told medieval narratives through words and images. Author of the New York Times bestselling series Camelot Rising, Kiersten White, and manuscripts curator Larisa Grollemond draw connections between medieval illuminated manuscripts and White’s adaptation and reinterpretation of medieval literature for young adult audiences—especially stories of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. White and Grollemond discuss why medieval tales and imagery continue to have such resonance for contemporary audiences.
Free | Advance sign-up required
As a never-ending source of inspiration, the Middle Ages has been an indelible presence in many societies for centuries. Its rich history has captured creative minds who have re-told medieval narratives through words and images. Author of the New York Times bestselling series Camelot Rising, Kiersten White, and manuscripts curator Larisa Grollemond draw connections between medieval illuminated manuscripts and White’s adaptation and reinterpretation of medieval literature for young adult audiences—especially stories of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. White and Grollemond discuss why medieval tales and imagery continue to have such resonance for contemporary audiences.
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