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A Neolithic Centaur from Thessaly at the National Archaeological Museum reflects man’s struggle against the wild elements of nature. The Centaurs, half human, half horse, are among the strangest creatures created by the ancient Greek imagination - an artistic legacy popular in Art throughout centuries.
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Exhibit of the Month at the National Archaeological Museum: A Neolithic “centaur” from Thessaly
In the framework of the initiative “Exhibits of the Month”, the National Archaeological Museum presents in 2025 the cycle “Priests, Rituals, and Magic in Antiquity”. Twelve “biographies” of objects from the permanent exhibitions of the Museum’s Collections, one on the 25th of each mont...
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📚📚How does a Maltese poet and translator end up in a small village in Ithaca? How challenging was to make his dream to start a Mediterranean library on the island come true?

Antoine Cassar spoke to Reading Greece about his amazing journey from Luxembourg where he worked as a translator to Limourata, Northern Ithaca and his venture, Biblioteca Francesco, “a Mediterranean library on Homer’s path".
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Reading Greece: Antoine Cassar, a Maltese Poet and Translator that Opened a Mediterranean Library in Ithaca
Antoine Cassar is a Maltese author and translator, with roots in activism for universal freedom of movement and other causes. He writes in Maltese, English, and Twanniż (a mix of both with Italian, intermediate Greek and other tongues), mostly about maps and islands, language and music. Forty Da...
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Greek visual artist Vassilis Selimas employs a painterly approach that invites viewers to delve into deeper narratives and emotions. He talks to Greek News Agenda about the metaphysical aspects of reality and art and the paradox of human behavior.
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Vassilis Selimas: In my art, children function as time capsules; we step into their world and remember our younger selves - Greek News Agenda
Greek visual artist Vassilis Selimas combines classical figurative representation with modern elements and surrealism. He employs a painterly approach that invites viewers to delve into deeper narratives and emotions. His works tell rich visual stories, highlighting the dynamic relationship between....
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