Category: Cultural Activities
Online seminar: Sacred Architecture: Symbolism and interpretation keys (Belgrano, Argentina)
New Acropolis presented via a virtual platform the online seminar: Sacred Architecture: Symbolism and keys of interpretation. Professor Gustavo Porras addressed the topic of Sacred Architecture, its symbolism, meaning and […]
Online Seminar: Symbolism of the Cathedrals (Belgrano, Argentina)
Online seminar on the Symbolism of the Cathedrals by Professor Gustavo Porras, who addressed the subject of the Gothic Cathedrals that have fascinated humanity so much in the last 900 […]
Online talk: “The War Within” (Balvanera, Argentina)
The Balvanera branch of New Acropolis offered the talk entitled “The inner war”, as part of the cycle of short talks entitled “Philosophy for everyday life”. To address the subject, […]
Ulysses’ Initiatory Journey in podcasts (Lyon, France)
Volunteers from New Acropolis Lyon took on a great challenge: to design and produce a series of 14 podcasts on the symbolic and philosophical reading of Homer’s Odyssey. Why has […]
New Acropolis participated in the First Meeting of Virtual Reading Clubs organized by the House of Peruvian Literature (Peru)
The meeting called Readers and Readings in Community was organized by the House of Peruvian Literature, as part of the celebrations for Library Month and brought together various organizations linked […]
Greco-Roman sculpture and the historian Pausanias (Guatemala)
Online lecture, led by Dr. Miguel Torres, member of the Academy of Geography and History of Guatemala, who discussed Greco-Roman Sculpture and the traveler historian Pausanias. Dr. Torres answered the […]
Winners of the ‘Letters to Humanity’ (3rd Edition) contest are announced (Bilbao, Spain)
Winners of the “Letters to Humanity”, third edition, were announced. This time the theme was: Fortitude. The motto, chosen at the beginning of the year, unexpectedly proved to be relevant, […]
Online seminar: Political Utopias of the Renaissance (Belgrano, Argentina)
Online seminar entitled: Political Utopias of the Renaissance. Professors Jordania Santos and Ramiro Betancour addressed this topic on the Renaissance; a period of heyday where the various forms of knowledge […]
‘Knights of the Round Table’. What’s behind the legend? (Russia)
Europe 12c. For several centuries, on the ruins of the Roman Empire, there have been many small states that are constantly at odds with each other. Robberies, wars, epidemics from […]
Sacred geometry in the cathedrals (Guatemala)
This talk was given by Architect Ismael Linares, and he dealt with Sacred Geometry in Cathedrals. Through illustrations and designs, he explained the symbolic meaning of some pieces. Before the […]
