Dionysus in Arcadia |
client | Municipality of Tripoli |
| The book Dionysus in Arcadia by Georgia Dalkou is a reference publication for the theatre in Arcadia with a focus on the historic Malliaropoulio Theatre of Tripoli, in Arcadia. It was issued in 2013 by the Municipality of Tripoli on the occasion of the reopening of the theater after its reconstruction.
The historical work Dionysus in Arcadia by Georgia Dalkou is a reference publication for the theatre in Arcadia from ancient times to the present day with a focus on Tripoli and the historic Malliaropoulio Theatre. The voluminous text is enriched with archival material. Text is developed on many different levels, with chapters, sub-chapters, sections, intertexts, commentaries and notes. I made the editorial direction, the typography, layout and cover design, as well as the curation, research and documentation of the pictorial and archival material. |
year | 2013 |
| category | Editions | |
| tags | art & culture | editorial design | history | theatre | typography |
The historical work Dionysus in Arcadia by Georgia Dalkou is a reference publication for the theatre in Arcadia from ancient times to the present day with a focus on Tripoli and the historic Malliaropoulio Theatre. The voluminous text is enriched with archival material. Text is developed on many different levels, with chapters, sub-chapters, sections, intertexts, commentaries and notes. I made the editorial direction, the typography, layout and cover design, as well as the curation, research and documentation of the pictorial and archival material.
The historical work Dionysus in Arcadia by Georgia Dalkou is a reference publication for the theatre in Arcadia from ancient times to the present day with a focus on Tripoli and the historic Malliaropoulio Theatre. The voluminous text is enriched with archival material. Text is developed on many different levels, with chapters, sub-chapters, sections, intertexts, commentaries and notes. I made the editorial direction, the typography, layout and cover design, as well as the curation, research and documentation of the pictorial and archival material.