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摘要:本文将讨论由意大利都灵的巴罗洛基金会发起的“对抗冠状病毒的弹出式”项目。它是一个研究、保护和教育基金会,致力于可移动书籍,尤其是立体书。他们的儿童工作与他们的学校和儿童书籍博物馆(Museo della Scuola e del Libro per l'Infanzia)相结合。2020年2月下旬,当意大利爆发冠状病毒导致他们组织的学术会议无法举行时,该基金会立即将注意力转向与儿童合作的跨文化工作,邀请意大利、中国和后来的荷兰艺术家和纸工程师设计不同类型弹出窗口的工作模型。我介绍了这个项目的开始,讨论了他们网站上提供的材料,并研究了意大利和中国的儿童及其家庭自制文物的一些图像。
The Pop-Up against Coronavirus Project: Child-Made Movable Books Evoking Smiles, Tears, and Hope
Abstract:In this essay I discuss the Pop-Up against Coronavirus Project, initiated by the Fondazione Tancredi di Barolo based in Turin Italy. It is a research, conservation and educational foundation devoted to movable books, especially pop-up books. Their work with children is in conjunction with their museum of School and Children's books (Museo della Scuola e del Libro per l'Infanzia). When the outbreak of the coronavirus in Italy in late February 2020 prevented the academic conference they had organized from occurring, the foundation immediately turned their attention to working cross culturally with and for children, engaging Italian, Chinese and later Dutch artists and paper engineers to devise working models of different types of pop-ups. I give an account of the inception of the project, discuss the materials provided on their site, and examine some of the images of the homemade artifacts made by children and their families in Italy and China.