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Category Archives: Byzantium 330-1453 Exhibition
Byzantium 330-1453 for $57.50
Something that may interest some of you. I have been contacted by a New York publisher who has copies of the 2008 catalogue from the Byzantium: 330-1453 exhibition. The copies are available at $57.50 which is a lot lower than … Continue reading
Newsnight review of Byzantium at the Royal Academy
This may be the final piece that I can uncover about the Royal Academy’s Byzantium exhibition. The (generally) excellent Newsnight team discuss Byzantium 330-1453 which explores the art and culture of the Byzantine empire. This is an interesting (and lively!) discussion … Continue reading
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Tagged Byzantine, Byzantium
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How to put together a Byzantine exhibition
I never fail to think about the Royal Academy’s Byzantium 330-1453 exhibition without a slight tinge of regret. We only managed one visit. Whilst we made the absolute most of that I do wish that we had gone back again. … Continue reading
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Tagged Byzantine, Byzantine history, Byzantium, Byzantium 330-1453, Robin Cormack
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Images of Byzantium
I thought you might enjoy this short slide show of images from the Byzantium 330-1453 exhibition. Click on the Icon of Sergios and Bacchos below. From the Guardian. Related category: Byzantium 330-1453 Exhibition Category
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The Byzantine music of Cappella Romana
As we approach Easter you may wish to add to your collection of Byzantine Orthodox music. The best in this field at the moment, in my view, are Cappella Romana. You can buy the CDs or download MP3 format. Click … Continue reading
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Tagged Byzantine, Byzantium, Cappella Romana, Fall of Constantinople, liturgy, religion, Religious music
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The Making of Byzantium 330-1453
Byzantium 330–1453 Dr Adrian Lock, exhibition co-curator of the Byzantium exhibition explains what goes into making such an important event so successful. Listen here. You will have to download but it is only 30 Mb. Related article: Byzantium: Looking at a … Continue reading
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Byzantium: Looking at a Mirage
We look back to the hugely successful 2008/09 exhibition that took place at London’s Royal Academy. Listen to this superb introduction delivered by curator Robin Cormack by clicking here. You will have to download but it is only 25 Mb. Related … Continue reading
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Tagged Byzantine, Byzantium, Constantinople, exhibition, Istanbul, Robin Cormack, Royal Academy
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