HMML is hiring a "Chief Advancement Officer," a full-time, benefits-eligible, partially-remote position. Details: https://bit.ly/4yQrBZ7 Pictured: a manuscript in the collection of Ledatā Māryām Church, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. (EMML 421, fol. 21r) #JobOpening #Job #Hiring #LibraryJobs #Philanthropy
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"The Story of the Judge & the Thief," a story about a trickster, was evidently very popular in West Africa: HMML preserves digital copies of 40+ manuscripts containing this story, located across 11 libraries in #Mali. Read a translation by Dr. Ali Diakite & Dr. Paul Naylor: https://bit.ly/4y2dBLo
Digitization & cataloging are complete for 10 private collections located in central Kerala, India. The contents of these manuscripts include Vedic ritualism, Vedic literature, Sanskrit and Prakrit grammar, Malayalam literature, astrology, Sanskrit drama, & more. Details: https://bit.ly/4eMMRqV
Join HMML at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Saturday, August 15 at 9 a.m. (CT) for a look at contemporary and historical Ethiopian book bindings with special guest Islam Aly, a visiting artist at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts. RSVP: hmml.org/programs/events
Digitization & cataloging are complete for the #Armenian manuscripts at the Pontificio Collegio Armeno in Rome, Italy. These #Manuscripts represent an important witness to the history of Armenian religious, intellectual, & communal life in #Rome. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eEMDlz
Digitization & cataloging are complete for 243 Islamic manuscripts in the Franciscan Library in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dated objects range from an Arabic manuscript on law and logic, copied in Ankara in 1387 CE to an Arabic legal text copied in 1873 CE. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4oL8rzl
Dr. Audrey Thorstad, director of programming at HMML, shares highlights from exhibitions, lectures, and special events over the year of celebrating HMML's six decades of preserving handwritten cultural heritage: hmml.org/stories/celebrating-60-years-of-preserving-the-world-s-handwritten-heritage/
Digitization & cataloging are complete for 51 palm-leaf manuscripts in the collection of Tantra Vidyā Pīṭham, a residential educational institution dedicated to training students in the ritual practices of Kerala temple worship, located in Aluva, India. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4wckCYv
Digitization & cataloging are complete for the Patenti di Partenze series of the Gran Corte della Valletta, containing chronological registers of passengers departing from Malta—passengers' names & ages, together with the vessel's name, captain, crew numbers, & destination: https://bit.ly/43TvUEY
HMML is pleased to announce Dr. Jeremy R. Brown’s promotion to Curator of Eastern Christian Manuscripts: hmml.org/stories/dr-jeremy-r-brown-new-curator-of-eastern-christian-manuscripts
HMML is pleased to welcome three new members to its Board of Directors: Donald J. Waters, Christian Y. Dupont, and Steven E. Helland. Learn more: https://hmml.org/stories/hmml-welcomes-three-new-directors-to-its-board-of-directors/
Digitization & cataloging are complete for 26 manuscripts in private collections located in Armenia and Georgia, accessible online (vhmml.org) and by visiting HMML in Minnesota. The manuscripts were digitized by Dr. Konrad Siekierski for the "Home Saints" project. Details: https://bit.ly/4uXYoIO
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🧵(1) Digitization & cataloging is complete for 36 Arabic manuscripts in the collection of Eyes on Heritage (al-ʻUyūn ʻalá al-Turāth, project code EOH), a cultural institution in Gaza. Learn more: hmml.org/collections/...
All current HMML catalogers and curators contributed to a new exhibition, “Lost & Found in Translation." Co-curated by Dr. Jennifer Carnell and Rylie Owen, the exhibition explores the challenges of translation and the connections it fosters. View in-person and online: hmml.org/programs/exhibitions.
Sr. Marie-Thérèse Elia, who cataloged Maronite manuscripts at HMML, described the colophon of this manuscript as exemplary: it has the scribe's name, date & location of copying, & a humble plea regarding any mistakes in the work. Lebanese Maronite Order in Kaslik (OLM 00987): https://bit.ly/4wnk5DH
In an editorial on #Plants, Dr. Ani Shahinian (cataloger of Armenian manuscripts at HMML) considers ways that #Armenian #Manuscripts reveal the intricate and interdependent relationship between nature and humanity: hmml.org/stories/series-plants-in-armenian-manuscripts-beauty-and-healing
“Little by little, the sky darkened with clouds. Then a storm arrived, and the rain fell.” Dr. Jeremy R. Brown looks at two Ethiopian manuscripts in which droughts, rain, and hailstorms become the focus of human communication with the divine: hmml.org/stories/series-weather-let-it-fall-as-rain
The summer issue of HMML Magazine is now available! Read a digital copy or receive the free, print subscription: hmml.org/about/publications This issue includes articles by Matthew Z. Heintzelman, Josh Mugler, Jennifer Carnell, Ali Diakite, Paul Naylor, Amanda Hannoosh Steinberg, & Daniel K. Gullo.