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Curator “Window to the city” <br />
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Wolfgang Schopf <br />
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Wolfgang Schopf is an academic of literary studies, editor and curator. He is in charge for the literary <br />
collections of the department philology and the archive of the Goethe‐University of <strong>Frankfurt</strong>. <br />
Here, he established the event format “Hauslesung” in which literature and editorial history is <br />
communicated in a way that public can understand and associate with. <br />
Starting at the Goethe‐University he hosted this format in Berlin, at the LitCologne, in Marbach, <br />
Tübingen and Zurich. <br />
His literature exhibitions were shown in different German cities as well as in Switzerland, France and <br />
Great Britain. <br />
The editions and monographs of Wolfgang Schopf have been published in the publishing companies <br />
Suhrkamp, Aufbau, autrement, Patmos and Neue Kritik. <br />
From the year 2000 – 2009 he organized the archive of the Peter Suhrkamp foundation at the <br />
Goethe‐University where editions of letters have been created, i.e. Theodor W. Adorno – Siegfried <br />
Kracauer (2009), Wolfgang Koeppen – Siegfried Unseld (2006), Adorno and his editors, the exchange <br />
of letters between Peter Suhrkamp and Siegfried Unseld (2003). <br />
Before that he belonged to the authors of the picture monograph Im Auge des Exils. Josef <br />
Breitenbach und die Freie Deutsche Kultor in Paris 1933‐1941 (2001) as well as the documentation <br />
of the first instance which the Vatican released form the secret archive: Die Macht der Zensur: <br />
Heinrich Heine auf dem Index (1998). <br />
Previous to his academic career Wolfgang Schopf startet his professional life in a belletristic <br />
publishing house. <br />
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Vera Kern <br />
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Always loved literature. Herefrom as a consequence she studied literary studies and cultural <br />
anthropology at the Goethe‐University <strong>Frankfurt</strong>. As intermediate stations she worked for the <br />
Goethe‐Institut <strong>Frankfurt</strong> as well as at a business editorial office and works since then as a freelance <br />
editor. On behalf of the Stroemfeld publishing company she arranged an exhibition “ 40 years of <br />
Stroemfeld” in the German National Library in spring 2010. Being in charge for the display cabinets as <br />
well as the research for numerous publisher correspondence and all kind of material, she discovers a <br />
new passion: not only read and edit literature but also to present it. Consequently she teams up with <br />
Wolfgang Schopf at the Goethe‐University for their first project: “Abschaffel // <strong>Frankfurt</strong> 1977‐ <br />
Exhibition at the Haus am Dom für the event <strong>Frankfurt</strong> liest ein Buch 2012. <br />
Now then: the “Window to the City” at the <strong>Margarete</strong>. <br />
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