Category: Culture
Street Art (Zografou, Greece)
One Sunday morning, we gathered in the Municipality of Zografou and made the neighborhood beautiful. We found a little alley and painted a black chalkboard wall. We wrote what […]
Psychology with soul – Viktor E.Frankl – weekend seminar (Bratislava, Slovakia)
The question of responsibility for one’s own life was one of the main topics that Viktor Frankl devote his life. In his search for the meaning of life, he encouraged […]
Visit to an Ancient Egypt Exhibition (Yokohama, Japan)
A group of students of New Acropolis Yokohama, Japan, gathered to visit a special exhibit about Ancient Egypt, and were delighted at the possibility of seeing from close, great works […]
“A Whole World in a Single Form” – A Talk on the Wisdom of Japanese Calligraphy (Israel)
This month, we hosted “A Whole World in a Single Form”, a thought-provoking talk with calligraphy artist Tirza Paytan Sela. Together, we explored the hidden meanings of Japanese characters and […]
New Acropolis Nuremberg joins effort to protect the dignity of man (Germany)
For a couple of years, the city of Nuremberg has taken an active part in the “International weeks against racism”. This year, New Acropolis Nuremberg once again joined the initiative, […]
Woman’s History Month: A Teacher for Life (Chicago, USA)
In honor of Women’s History Month, New Acropolis Chicago hosted the event A Teacher for Life that brought together an engaged audience to celebrate the impact of women in education. […]
Philosophy in the Halls of the Hermitage: how symbols teach us to understand the world (Russia)
At the Philosophy School, we don’t just listen to lectures. Sometimes we go to a museum or go out into nature, because the laws of the Universe can be better […]
Panel: “Giordano Bruno: Do We Need a New Renaissance?” (Novi Sad, Serbia)
This spring, volunteers of New Acropolis in Serbia organized a panel titled “Giordano Bruno: Do We Need a New Renaissance?”. The event focused on the key ideas that initiated this […]
Mesopotamia exhibition (Budapest, Hungary)
A group visited the temporary exhibition Mesopotamia – Kingdom of Gods and Demons at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. The exhibition is a true rarity in Hungary, […]
Captivating conference on Hypatia of Alexandria: a woman who left her mark on history (Brussels, Belgium)
To mark International Women’s Rights Day, a conference on the philosopher Hypatia of Alexandria was held in March, attracting a large and enthusiastic audience. The speaker, Fernand Figares, a practising […]
