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The Body as an Idea in Ancient Greece 101: Ancient Greek Mythology

The Olympians were anthropomorphic in many respects and the mythological tradition implied the kinship of the Greeks with their gods.

Back to the Roots? The Eleusinian Mysteries and Contemporary Antwerp Theatre

The Antwerp theatre environment has given the world two significant names that revolutionize the idea of dramatic art: the theatre group...

The Body as an Idea in Ancient Greece 101: The Culture of the Greek Bronze Age

The article is analysing perceptions of the body in the Aegean civilization.

Greek Body Liberated: The Rebellious Neoclassicism of Kostis Fokas

Kostis Fokas is observing body in a familiar environment of everyday life, but from a completely new angle, which goes beyond visual.

The Revolutions of 1848 101: Introduction I, The Congress of Vienna and The Revolutions of 1820

The impact of the Congress of Vienna and of the revolutions of 1820s in those of 1848 in Europe.

Don't ever leave me...or else

The new short film of Lacta, in collaboration with the Diotima Center, spreads awareness for the elimination of violence against the women

Plato and Aristotle, Greek Muses for Modern Critics

A brief comparison between Plato and Aristotle, the fathers of Western Philosophy and their academic impact on criticism.

The Story of the Stolen Works of Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian from the National Gallery of Greece

P. Mondrian. (1905). "Mill" [Painting]. https://www.alphafreepress.gr/2021/06/29/ellada/klemmenoi-pinakes-pikaso-synenteyksi-xrysoxoidi-k...