Category: Visualizing Greece

On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the death of Fotis Kontoglou, the exhibition “Taximia”: In the Tradition of the Greek Mode: From History to Contemporary Painting explores the diachronic continuity of a visual mode that permeates Greek art from antiquity to the present.
https://www.greeknewsagenda.gr/fotis-kontoglou-and-the-continuity-of-greek-art/

The BA Programme in Eastern Mediterannean Studies is a four-year interdisciplinary programme taught in English for international students interested in the history, archaeology and culture of the Eastern Mediterranean region, a fascinating crossroads of civilizations where the past continues to shape modern realities.

The programme offers a strong academic foundation and hands-on experience in the study of past societies through a comparative and novel curriculum that meets the challenges of a global academic and professional environment. Graduates are well prepared for careers in the private and public sectors, spanning from cultural and heritage institutions to education, consultancy and research.

The Department of Mediterranean Studies is based on the island of Rhodes, world-renowned for its exceptional archaeological sites, historical landmarks and natural beauty. Studying in Rhodes allows students to combine academic learning with direct exposure to living heritage landscapes creating a uniquely immersive educational experience.

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