Video
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One of the things in my box this a.m. was a video from the Smart History folks about Alma-Tadema’s Listening to Homer: … and I followed a sidebar link and found another video from the Clark Art Institute about the same artist’s Women of Amphissa (a print of which once graced the back of the…
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The tease: In the fourth interview recorded during this year’s Classical Association CC’s Anastasia Bakogianni talks with Dr Amy Smith, a member of the Classics Department at the University of Reading which hosted this year’s meeting. This interview and the one with Dr Sonya Nevin that follows were recorded on the premises of the Ure…
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Not sure how long this one will be available … it looks at the Circus Maximus, the Colosseum, aqueducts, the Pantheon, Roman roads, Trajan’s forum and the Baths of Caracalla … not great, not bad:
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The official description: In this interview, Professor Gail Holst-Warhaft of Cornell University joined CC’s Anastasia Bakogianni to discuss her love of Greece (both ancient and modern), and to share with us how this life-long love affair found a creative outlet in her poetry collection Penelope’s Confession (Cosmos Books, 2007).
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This is another one from the Sport and Competition in Ancient Rome conference last June at the British Museum:
rogue classicism 