Politismos Magazine for Greek History, Culture and Art - February 2017

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We are pleased to share a special feature this month on the 150th Anniversary of the National Archaeological Museum in Greece. With their special exhibition Odysseus, the Museum continues on their journey of celebrating Hellenism! It's also the start of Apokries, now through February 26. Costumes, songs, and celebrations throughout Greece will abound and we share a special celebration from the island of Amorgos and a wonderful lenten recipe from Aglaia Kremezi, author of "Mediterranean Vegetarian Feasts" which she wrote from her home on the island of Kea. There's a theme, can you see it? We're celebrating the wonderful Cycladic Islands as the Museum of Cycladic Art celebrates its new exhibit "Cycladic Society 5000 Years Ago".

Worlds Apart

A New Film by Christopher PapakaliatisEmploying love as a vehicle, “Worlds Apart” stresses some of the most burning issues in Greece, the refugee and financial crises, which have altered the lives of people in Europe.

2 mins

The Museum Of Cycladic Art

Subsistence, Rituals and Cults in “Cycladic Society 5,000 Years Ago” 

3 mins

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Politismos Magazine for Greek History, Culture and Art Description:

Politismos is the Greek word for "culture." Written from the Greek perspective, the magazine provides an insider’s look into Greece and its modern day contributions to arts, culture, gastronomy and so much more!

Politismos Magazine includes articles by experts in various fields, academics and young professionals. They share the "hidden treasures" of Greece, where to visit and what to see, as well as insightful commentary on a variety of relevant issues including Greek arts and history abroad.