Starting April 5, 2023, the new exhibition Antiquities Through Modern Eyes is presented at Kingston City Hall. The exhibition is created by Professor Emy Kim (Assistant Professor, Artifacts Conservation), Cristiana Zaccagnino (Professor, Department of Classics and Archaeology), M.A.C. students Antonia Mappin-Kasirer, Robin Langmuir, and Caroline Longo, and Classics M.A. students, Shanna Ingram and Georgia Landgraf.
Antiquities Through Modern Eyes kicks off with a symposium on April 5, 3:00-5:00 in Memorial Hall at City Hall. The symposium will feature an introduction by Profs. Kim and Zaccagnino, and talks given by the M.A.C. and M.A. students. Hope to see you there!
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