Classicists

  • d.m. Natalie Kampen

    From the Providence Journal [thanks to Dr. Lisa Trentin]: KAMPEN, DR. NATALIE (TALLY) BOYMEL a pioneering feminist scholar and teacher of Roman Art History and Gender Studies, died on August 12, 2012 at home in Wakefield, Rhode Island. She was 68. Kampen taught graduate courses on the ancient world at Columbia University and undergraduate courses…

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  • The Center for Hellenic Studies has an interview with Classicist (and jazz musician) Graeme Bird on his work with Homeric papyri and the connections it has with jazz (amongst other things). Here’s a (very brief) excerpt: […] CHS: In addition to being an active member of the faculty at multiple schools, you are an accomplished…

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  • While I was poking around at Wonders and Marvels, I notice Helen King has written about a painting by Titian (Diana and Callisto) which has been popping up in the news for the past little while: Diana, Callisto and Philip II

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  • From last month at the Hellenic Society … you might have to turn your sound up a bit:

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  • The Classics Confidential folks talk to our amicus Andrew Reinhard, who talks about print publications and the blurring of lines between print and digital:

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