BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240307T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064729Z DTSTART:20240307T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493034043 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240308T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064729Z DTSTART:20240308T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493037116 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240309T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064729Z DTSTART:20240309T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493039165 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240310T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064729Z DTSTART:20240310T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493044286 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240311T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240311T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493046335 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240312T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240312T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493050432 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240313T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240313T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493053505 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240314T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240314T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493064770 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240315T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240315T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493069891 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240316T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240316T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493071940 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240317T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240317T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493075013 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240318T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240318T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493078086 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240319T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240319T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493080135 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240320T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240320T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493083208 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240321T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240321T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493085257 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240322T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240322T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493088330 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240323T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240323T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493090379 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240324T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240324T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493091404 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240325T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240325T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493094477 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240326T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240326T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493096526 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240327T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240327T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493098575 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240328T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240328T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493100624 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240329T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240329T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493102673 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240330T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240330T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493105746 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240331T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240331T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493107795 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240401T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240401T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493109844 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240402T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240402T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493113941 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240403T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240403T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493115990 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240404T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240404T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493119063 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240405T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240405T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493121112 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240406T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240406T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493123161 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240407T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240407T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493126234 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240408T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240408T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493128283 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240409T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240409T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493130332 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240410T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240410T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493132381 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240411T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240411T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493134430 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240412T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240412T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493137503 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240413T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240413T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493140576 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240414T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240414T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493143649 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240415T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240415T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493145698 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240416T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240416T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493148771 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240417T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240417T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493150820 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240418T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240418T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493153893 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240419T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240419T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493155942 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240420T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240420T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493159015 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240421T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240421T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493163112 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240422T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240422T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493166185 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240423T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240423T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493168234 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240424T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240424T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493173355 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240425T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240425T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493176428 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240426T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240426T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493178477 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240427T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240427T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493181550 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240428T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240428T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493203055 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240429T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240429T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493209200 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240430T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240430T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493215345 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240501T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240501T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493220466 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240502T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240502T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493227635 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240503T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240503T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493230708 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240504T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240504T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493233781 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240505T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240505T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493242998 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240506T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240506T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493245047 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240507T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240507T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493248120 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240508T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240508T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493251193 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240509T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240509T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493255290 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240510T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240510T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493258363 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240511T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240511T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493261436 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240512T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240512T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493265533 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240513T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240513T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493270654 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240514T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240514T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493275775 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240515T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240515T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493278848 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240516T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240516T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493280897 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240517T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240517T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493283970 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240518T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240518T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493287043 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240519T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240519T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493289092 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240520T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240520T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493293189 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240521T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240521T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493296262 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240522T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240522T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493298311 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240523T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240523T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493301384 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240524T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240524T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493303433 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240525T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240525T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493306506 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240526T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240526T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493309579 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240527T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240527T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493311628 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240528T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240528T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493314701 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240529T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240529T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493319822 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240530T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240530T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493331087 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240531T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240531T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493333136 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240601T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240601T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493336209 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240602T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240602T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493338258 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240603T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240603T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493341331 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240604T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240604T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493348500 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240605T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240605T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493355669 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240606T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240606T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493359766 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240607T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240607T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493367959 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240608T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240608T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493371032 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240609T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240609T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493373081 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240610T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240610T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493376154 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240611T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240611T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493378203 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240612T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240612T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493383324 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240613T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240613T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493388445 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240614T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240614T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493391518 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240615T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240615T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493395615 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240616T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240616T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493399712 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240617T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240617T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493404833 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240618T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240618T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493410978 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240619T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240619T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493419171 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240620T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240620T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493425316 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240621T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064730Z DTSTART:20240621T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493431461 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240622T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240622T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493436582 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240623T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240623T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493440679 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240624T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240624T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493447848 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240625T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240625T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493455017 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240626T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240626T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493460138 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240627T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240627T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493464235 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240628T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240628T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493470380 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240629T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240629T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493476525 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240630T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240630T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493479598 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240701T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240701T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493485743 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240702T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240702T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493489840 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240703T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240703T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493492913 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240704T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240704T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493495986 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240705T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240705T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493498035 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240706T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240706T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493501108 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240707T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240707T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493505205 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240708T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240708T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493508278 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240709T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240709T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493511351 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240710T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240710T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493513400 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240711T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240711T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493518521 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240712T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240712T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493522618 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240713T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240713T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493525691 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240714T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240714T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493528764 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240715T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240715T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493531837 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240716T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240716T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493535934 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240717T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240717T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493539007 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240718T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240718T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493543104 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240719T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240719T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493549249 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240720T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240720T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493583042 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240721T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240721T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493586115 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240722T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240722T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493590212 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240723T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240723T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493620933 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240724T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240724T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493625030 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240725T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240725T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493629127 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240726T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240726T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493632200 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240727T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240727T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493634249 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240728T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240728T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493636298 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240729T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240729T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493640395 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240730T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240730T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493643468 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240731T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240731T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493645517 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240801T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240801T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493647566 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240802T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240802T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493649615 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240803T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240803T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493656784 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240804T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240804T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493666001 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240805T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240805T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493669074 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240806T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240806T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493672147 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240807T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240807T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493675220 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240808T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240808T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493677269 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240809T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240809T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493693654 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240810T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240810T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493698775 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240811T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240811T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493702872 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240812T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240812T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493705945 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240813T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240813T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493712090 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240814T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240814T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493716187 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240815T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240815T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493721308 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240816T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240816T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493736669 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240817T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240817T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493787870 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240818T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240818T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493806303 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240819T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240819T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493809376 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240820T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240820T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493813473 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240821T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240821T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493818594 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240822T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240822T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493822691 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240823T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240823T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493825764 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240824T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240824T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493831909 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240825T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240825T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493834982 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240826T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240826T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493836007 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240827T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240827T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493842152 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240828T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240828T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493859561 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240829T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240829T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493864682 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240830T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240830T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493867755 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240831T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240831T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493870828 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240901T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240901T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493873901 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240902T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240902T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493875950 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240903T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240903T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493880047 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240904T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240904T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493883120 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240905T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240905T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493886193 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240906T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240906T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493889266 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240907T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240907T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493891315 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240908T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240908T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493893364 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240909T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240909T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493896437 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240910T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240910T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493898486 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240911T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240911T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493901559 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240912T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240912T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493904632 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240913T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240913T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493907705 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240914T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240914T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493910778 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240915T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240915T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493914875 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240916T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240916T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493917948 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240917T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240917T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493921021 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240918T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240918T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493923070 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240919T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240919T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493925119 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240920T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240920T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493928192 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240921T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240921T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493930241 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240922T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240922T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493932290 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240923T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240923T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493934339 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240924T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240924T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493937412 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240925T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240925T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493940485 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240926T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240926T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493942534 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240927T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240927T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493944583 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240928T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240928T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493946632 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240929T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240929T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493949705 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20240930T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20240930T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493951754 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241001T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241001T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493953803 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241002T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241002T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493955852 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241003T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241003T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493958925 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241004T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241004T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493961998 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241005T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241005T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493965071 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241006T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241006T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493968144 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241007T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241007T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493970193 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241008T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064731Z DTSTART:20241008T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493973266 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241009T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241009T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493976339 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241010T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241010T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493978388 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241011T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241011T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493980437 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241012T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241012T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493983510 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241013T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241013T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493985559 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241014T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241014T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493987608 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241015T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241015T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493989657 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241016T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241016T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613493992730 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241017T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241017T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494000923 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241018T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241018T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494003996 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241019T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241019T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494006045 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241020T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241020T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494009118 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241021T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241021T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494011167 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241022T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241022T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494013216 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241023T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241023T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494016289 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241024T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241024T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494018338 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241025T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241025T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494021411 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241026T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241026T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494025508 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241027T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241027T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494029605 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241028T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241028T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494033702 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241029T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241029T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494036775 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241030T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241030T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494039848 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241031T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241031T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494041897 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241101T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241101T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494044970 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241102T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241102T130000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494047019 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241103T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241103T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494050092 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241104T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241104T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494052141 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241105T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241105T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494055214 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241106T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241106T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494057263 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241107T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241107T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494093104 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241108T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241108T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494096177 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241109T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241109T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494099250 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241110T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241110T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494100275 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241111T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241111T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494102324 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241112T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241112T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494104373 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241113T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241113T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494107446 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241114T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241114T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494109495 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241115T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241115T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494111544 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241116T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241116T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494113593 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241117T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241117T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494116666 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241118T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241118T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494118715 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241119T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241119T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494121788 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241120T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241120T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494125885 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241121T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241121T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494129982 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241122T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241122T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494132031 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241123T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241123T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494135104 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241124T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241124T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494140225 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241125T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241125T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494144322 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241126T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241126T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494149443 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241127T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241127T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494153540 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241128T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241128T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494156613 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241129T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241129T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494160710 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241130T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241130T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494164807 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241201T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241201T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494168904 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibitions DESCRIPTION:From the collection of Alan Lupack and Barbara Tepa Lupack\, Vi sualizing Camelot is an exhibition of more than 350 items\, and confirms th e ongoing appeal of the Arthurian legends\, especially in England and Ameri ca.\n\nThe exhibition reveals the diverse ways that the stories of Camelot have been imagined and visualized\, both in high culture (paintings\, drawi ngs\, illustrated books) and in popular culture (film\, toys\, games\, comi c books\, cartoons\, dishware\, product names\, business logos\, etc.).\n\n Alan Lupack\, a noted Arthurian scholar and former director of the Robbins Library at the University of Rochester\, is author or editor of numerous Ar thurian studies\, including  Arthur\, The Greatest King\;  Arthurian Drama\ ;  Modern Arthurian Literature\;  New Directions in Arthurian Studies\; and  The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend. \n\nBarbara Tepa Lupa ck\, former academic dean at SUNY and New York State Public Scholar\, is au thor or editor of more than twenty-five books\, including  The Girl’s King Arthur\,  King Arthur’s Crown\,  Adapting the Arthurian Legends for Childre n\,  and the recently published The Othering of Women in Silent Film. The L upacks have lectured and published widely on Arthurian topics. Together\, t hey created The Camelot Project\, a popular database of texts\, images\, an d information about the Arthurian legends\, and coauthored studies such as  Arthurian Literature by Women\, Illustrating Camelot\, and the award-winnin g King Arthur in America.  \n\nThe exhibition is free and open to all durin g the hours for each space within Rush Rhees Library March 7–December 2. A wide array of programming relating to the exhibition is planned for the who le of 2024. DTEND:20241202T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260415T064732Z DTSTART:20241202T140000Z GEO:43.128411;-77.628692 LOCATION:Rush Rhees Library\, Friedlander Lobby\, Rare Books and Special Co llections\, and Robbins Library SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Visualizing Camelot UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_45613494170953 URL:https://events.rochester.edu/event/visualizing_camelot END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR