This video examines how art enables empires to maintain a hegemonic hold on society over numerous generations. Trajan's Column is perhaps the greatest preserved architectural structure from antiquity. This video is an excerpt from Hugh Leeman's lectures on ancient Rome. Leeman's lectures focus on the power of art to create narratives, construct civilizations, and control societies. In addition to studio art talks and artistic workshops, his lectures on art range from ancient Rome to the Renaissance and Ukiyo-e prints to medieval manuscripts and Mesoamerican art.
Upcoming lecture series and workshops,
September 7th, 2021
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September 21st, 2021
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Hugh Leeman's online Renaissance
lecture series is hosted by universities, art museums, and life-long learning platforms. In
"Connecting the Renaissance to Today", we examine an ancient pagan past that meets with the
expanding influence of Islam to propel Christian societies of Renaissance Europe towards new
artistic heights. Images of our present emerge as the pioneering technologies of warfare and
capitalism meet at the confluence of a public health crisis setting in motion human ingenuity
that continues to influence the cutting-edge technology of our world today, from NFT's and
cryptocurrency to top-secret microbes.
Topics covered in this series include:
Renaissance lectures
Florence virtual tour
Art History lectures
Artist talks
NFT's and Michelangelo
NFT and Uffizi Gallery
Cryptocurrency and the Medici
Renaissance art and NFT's
Murder and sexual escapades in the Renaissance
If you enjoyed this video preview of our Renaissance course and lectures online, featuring
Italian Renaissance paintings, virtual tours, Florence, Uffizzi gallery, and would like to see more
of this online Renaissance course lecture series, please remember to like, share, subscribe and
comment if you have any questions, suggestions or feedback. We hope to see you here again
soon!
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