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The Cathedral of St. Sophia, Kyiv
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Ukraine,
Byzantine Studies,
Public,
Events,
Recorded,
Public Lecture
Roundtable discussion with Thomas Dale, Ioli Kalavrezou, and Sofia Korol’
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Events in Byzantine Studies
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Public Lectures
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The Holy Rus’: Concept and Religious Art with Political Connotations
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Ukraine,
Byzantine Studies,
Public,
Events,
Recorded,
Public Lecture
A Lecture about Pochayiv Monastery in the 19th Century by Dr. Mariana Levytska
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Events in Byzantine Studies
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Public Lectures
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Lacunae of Art History and Kyiv’s Visual Culture
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Ukraine,
Byzantine Studies,
Public,
Events,
Recorded,
Public Lecture
A Lecture by Olenka Z. Pevny
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Events in Byzantine Studies
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Public Lectures
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Water, Copper, Wak’as, and Empire: Late Prehispanic Political Ecology in the High-Altitude Atacama Desert
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Public Lecture,
Events,
Public,
Pre-Columbian Studies
Frances Hayashida discusses how access to water and copper helps us understand local organization in the Atacama Desert under Inka rule and requires us to ...
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Events in Pre-Columbian Studies
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Public Lectures
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Amy Lamb’s Photography: The Interplay of Science and Art
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Plant Humanities,
Public Lecture,
Events
Artist Amy Lamb talks about her artistic process and the roots of her practice in her early scientific training.
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Plant Humanities Events
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Contemporary Botanical Images: Science, History, Environment
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Plant Humanities,
Public Lecture,
Events
This panel brings together three contemporary artists and illustrators to discuss the varied artistic processes they employ and to explore the scientific, ...
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Plant Humanities Events
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Heliconias, Evolution, and Art: A Botanist’s Perspective
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Plant Humanities,
Public Lecture,
Events
Smithsonian botanist W. John Kress discusses the interaction of science and art and how field observations and controlled experiments by botanists and ...
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Events & Programs
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Plant Humanities Events
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Curating “Portraits of Plants”
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Plant Humanities,
Public Lecture,
Events
Exhibition curators Yota Batsaki and Anatole Tchikine describe their thinking behind “Margaret Mee: Portraits of Plants.”
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Plant Humanities Events
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Writing Byzantine History After Mantzikert
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News,
Public Lecture
Eric McGeer offers public lecture discussing the Continuation of the Chronicle of John Skylitzes, honoring John Nesbitt
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News Archives
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2020
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Modern Encounters with Medieval France
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Juggling the Middle Ages,
Special Exhibition,
Public Lecture,
News
Hannah Weaver reflects on two Juggling the Middle Ages events
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News & Press
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News Archives
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2019