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DESCRIPTION:Fantastical Maps from Legendary Stories\nFor centurie
s\, maps have served as powerful instruments for explaining concepts\, dis
seminating ideas and ultimately telling stories. Rare and remarkable examp
les from literature and film will bear witness to this tradition in the ex
hibition. The exhibition’s distinctive character lies in the dialogue be
tween two exceptional collections: “Ex Carta”\, one of the most extens
ive collections dedicated to fictional cartography and the renowned holdin
gs of the Department of Maps and Panoramas at the Zentralbibliothek Züric
h\, whose cartographic collections rank among the most significant in Swit
zerland. At the intersection of these collections – particularly through
Tolkien’s work and its relationship to Swiss cartographic history – e
merges a curatorial concept that makes the reciprocal relationship between
reality and fiction tangible in an unprecedented way. More information he
re.
DTSTAMP:20261030T201401Z
LOCATION:Zentralbibliothek Zürich\, Zurich\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:Fantastical Maps from Legendary Stories
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Fantastical Maps from Legendary Stories<
/a>\nFor centuries\, maps have served as powerful instruments for explaini
ng concepts\, disseminating ideas and ultimately telling stories. Rare and
remarkable examples from literature and film will bear witness to this tr
adition in the exhibition. The exhibition’s distinctive character lies i
n the dialogue between two exceptional collections: “Ex Carta”\, one o
f the most extensive collections dedicated to fictional cartography and th
e renowned holdings of the Department of Maps and Panoramas at the Zentral
bibliothek Zürich\, whose cartographic collections rank among the most si
gnificant in Switzerland. At the intersection of these collections – par
ticularly through Tolkien’s work and its relationship to Swiss cartograp
hic history – emerges a curatorial concept that makes the reciprocal rel
ationship between reality and fiction tangible in an unprecedented way. Mo
re information here.
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