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Writing On The Margins: Graffiti In Italy (7Th–16Th Centuries)
Graffiti, A New Source For The Study Of The Human Pastcontrary To Contemporary Meanings Of "Graffiti", Historical Graffiti Are Not Associated With Anti-Social Or Illegal Behaviours; Rather, They Should Be Seen As Expressions Of The Involvement Of Individuals Or Groups In The Values Embodied By Buildings, Whether Ecclesiastical Or Secular, And The Works Of Art Within Them. Considering Them A Historical Source Of Information On The Worldview Of Individuals Or Local Communities, The Eu-Funded Graff-It Project Will Focus On Medieval And Renaissance Graffiti (7Th To 16Th Centuries), Developing The First National Graffiti Survey And Related Digital Archive. The Project’S Findings Will Be Disseminated Via Workshops, Publications And International Conferences, As Well As A Documentary And A Virtual Exhibit.
Funded Under
Excellent Science - European Research Council (Erc)
Total Cost
€ 2 499 731,00
Eu Contribution
€ 2 499 731,00
Coordinated By
Universita Degli Studi Gabriele D~Annunzio Di Chieti-Pescara
Italy
