Student Projects at Bowdoin College
Episode 5: “The Assyrian Reliefs and Repatriation” with Lucy Siegel ’22
Lucy Siegel ’22 introduces the subject of the Assyrian reliefs and repatriation in Episode 5 of “Art Up Close at the BCMA,” series of bite-sized conversations aimed at connecting students with works in the collection of the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.
Recorded on December 9, 2020.
Episode 3: “Edward Perry Warren and Antiquities at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art” with Brooke Wrubel ’21.
The third in a series of bite-sized conversations aimed at connecting students with works in the Museum’s collection. Brooke Wrubel ’21 shares her independent research project on Edward Perry Warren and the antiquities collection at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.
Spectacle in Antiquity and Beyond was co-curated by students enrolled in “ARCH 3320: Spectacle in Antiquity & Beyond,” during the 2020 spring term at Bowdoin College, under the direction of Prof. Ambra Spinelli, Classics Department. This online exhibition shares the work of Bowdoin students and faculty who explored the spectacles that attracted large audiences within and beyond the ancient Classical world by engaging with six diverse geographical and chronological settings.
Mike Brown ’20, Ambra Spinelli, Brooke Wrubel ’21, and Benjamin Wu ’18
Site: https://bowdoin.edu/coursework/classics/class-exhibitions/spectacle/
