Literally, a single page, either 8.5” x 11” or 11” x 17” in size, or A4 and A3 in international sizes, the exhibit represents an accessible way for philatelic exhibiting newcomers to engage in this aspect of the hobby. For experienced one- and multi-frame competitive exhibitors, the My One-Page Exhibit Program provides a place to explore new themes and topics and share important stories.
The previous years’ entries realized nearly 850 exhibits from 20 countries around the globe. The more than 430 exhibitors’ entries were submitted by ATA members giving the global philatelic family a glimpse of our topical and other philatelic interests covered myriad topics.
Narratives developed by exhibits can be serious, questioning, comic, and everything in between. Every exhibit offers an opportunity for viewers to be introduced to or learn more about a topic. For exhibitors, the My One-Page Exhibit Program provides a unique opportunity to try out storylines and do preliminary research in new or expanded collection areas, according to ATA Board President Dawn Hamman.
“Philatelists love to relate the stories they learn as they explore, research, and expand knowledge in their collection field,” Hamman said. “ATA’s My One-Page Exhibit Program provides an open-source opportunity for collectors to share those stories globally and hear from other collectors with intersecting philatelic interests.”
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/flash_138-800.jpg800800Costas Chazapishttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngCostas Chazapis2024-11-20 16:42:172024-11-20 16:42:17FIP has released its latest Flash magazine No. 138
On Friday, 15 November, Marco Occhipinti was invited to speak about mail and communication to the students of Claudia Villani’s Cultural History and History Teaching course at the University of Bari. Villani is a researcher in Contemporary History at the Department of Humanistic Research and Innovation.
Marco, runner-up at the latest FEPA Kiddle Medal competition, presented his research method and approach to history in his “Sfizi.Di.Posta” program using slides and original postal documents. He highlighted that this method falls within the criteria for studying public history and illustrated its application in developing a student’s thesis.
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Occhipinti_at_Bari.jpg800800Costas Chazapishttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngCostas Chazapis2024-11-18 09:12:012024-11-18 09:12:01Sfizi.di.Posta at the University of Bari
My One-Page Exhibit Programme in its 5th year!
We’ve picked it up from the American Philatelic Society (APS) webpage:
Literally, a single page, either 8.5” x 11” or 11” x 17” in size, or A4 and A3 in international sizes, the exhibit represents an accessible way for philatelic exhibiting newcomers to engage in this aspect of the hobby. For experienced one- and multi-frame competitive exhibitors, the My One-Page Exhibit Program provides a place to explore new themes and topics and share important stories.
The previous years’ entries realized nearly 850 exhibits from 20 countries around the globe. The more than 430 exhibitors’ entries were submitted by ATA members giving the global philatelic family a glimpse of our topical and other philatelic interests covered myriad topics.
Narratives developed by exhibits can be serious, questioning, comic, and everything in between. Every exhibit offers an opportunity for viewers to be introduced to or learn more about a topic. For exhibitors, the My One-Page Exhibit Program provides a unique opportunity to try out storylines and do preliminary research in new or expanded collection areas, according to ATA Board President Dawn Hamman.
“Philatelists love to relate the stories they learn as they explore, research, and expand knowledge in their collection field,” Hamman said. “ATA’s My One-Page Exhibit Program provides an open-source opportunity for collectors to share those stories globally and hear from other collectors with intersecting philatelic interests.”
Details here: https://stamps.org/news/c/news/cat/club-society-news/post/ata-my-one-page-exhibit-expands-submission-categories-for-2025
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FIP has released its latest Flash magazine No. 138
The International Philatelic Federation (FIP) has uploaded on its website the latest issue of Flash, its biannual official house organ.
Contents:
Flash No. 138 is available here (9 MB): https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/FLASH-138-Final.pdf
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Sfizi.di.Posta at the University of Bari
On Friday, 15 November, Marco Occhipinti was invited to speak about mail and communication to the students of Claudia Villani’s Cultural History and History Teaching course at the University of Bari. Villani is a researcher in Contemporary History at the Department of Humanistic Research and Innovation.
Marco, runner-up at the latest FEPA Kiddle Medal competition, presented his research method and approach to history in his “Sfizi.Di.Posta” program using slides and original postal documents. He highlighted that this method falls within the criteria for studying public history and illustrated its application in developing a student’s thesis.
Sfizi.di.Posta is presented on https://www.sfizidiposta.it/.
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