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CULTURAL HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY: ORIGINS
ORIGINS: EUROPE IS HERE TO STAY Konstantinos Arvanitakis | Ephorate of Antiquities of Athens City | Greece | 2019 | 11min A teenager from a European country visits Greece and by strolling the “The Heart of Ancient Athens” area discovers … Continue reading
Posted in .ancient, .ATHENS, .GREECE, .virtual
Tagged Arkhaios Film Festival, CULTURAL HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY, ORIGINS
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SILICON VALLEY JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL: Shared Legacies
SHARED LEGACIES: THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN JEWISH CIVIL RIGHTS ALLIANCE – Film Festival Flix Synopsis: The crucial historical lessons of Black-Jewish cooperation are revisited and revived in this utterly fascinating, urgent call to action. Common cause was found in the turbulent ‘60s … Continue reading
Posted in .Civil_Rights, .NY, .US
Tagged Shared Legacies, SILICON VALLEY JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL
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Ultimate Rome: Empire Without Limit
Mary Beard’s Ultimate Rome: Empire Without Limit
Posted in .Algeria, .ancient, .Aphrodisias, .Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, .Gallipoli, .GREECE, .ISRAEL, .Istanbul, .ITALY, .Jerusalem, .Masada, .ROME, .SPAIN, .Trier, .UK
Tagged Empire Without Limit, Ultimate Rome
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ART HISTORY: Renaissance
Renaissance Unchained by Waldemar Januszczak Famed British art critic and TV presenter Waldemar Januszczak challenges the traditional notion that the Renaissance had fixed origins in Italy. He explores the ingenuity in both technique and ideas throughout Europe in great artists … Continue reading
AL ANDALUS: The Ornament of the World
THE ORNAMENT OF THE WORLD Filmed in Cordoba, Granada, Seville, and Toledo, this film retraces the 800-year period in medieval Spain when Muslims, Christians, and Jews forged a common cultural identity that frequently transcended their religious differences, revealing what made … Continue reading
Posted in .ANDALUCÍA, .documentary, .medieval, travel
Tagged AL ANDALUS, The Ornament of the World
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BOOK ITINERARIES: Leonardo’s Library
Leonardo’s Library: The World of a Renaissance Reader… an exhibit of rare books and manuscripts from Stanford’s special collections… related to Leonardo’s life and work… a window on the world of the Renaissance reader in general, and Leonardo in particular… … Continue reading
16. RENNES: Museum of Brittany
Driving day… from Bretagne to Val de Loire… with a book detour… in Becherel… playful gifts… Quels sont ces chateaux… D’ou viennent ces fromages… delicious desserts for the sweets collection… a cool exhibit on a hot day… Peuples du Froid… … Continue reading
Posted in .2019.06-07.France, .Becherel, .book, .history, .Loire_Valley, .photography, .Rennes, .Saumur
Tagged Becherel, Book Towns, Cité du Livre, La Balade des Livres, les vies d’une ville, Loire Valley, Musee de Bretagne, Petites Cités de Caractère France, Peuples du Froid, Rennes, Saumur, Val-de-Loire
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13. NORMANDY: Bayeux & D-Day
Sunrise on the roofs of Honfleur… birds flying before the rain… croissant smelling… lovely breakfast in Honfleur… a brisk walk to the public parking… to beat the expected rain… and enjoy the cool of the morning… if only we could … Continue reading
MOVIE NIGHT: Little Big Voice
Sweet family movie… post WWII Austria… couldn’t help noticing similarities with our times… hopefully learning from history… a film and song to remember!
Posted in .AUSTRIA, .de, .film, .music, .WWII
Tagged Kleine Grosse Stimme, Little Big Voice
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