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The Role of a Replica


  • The Parthenon 2500 West End Avenue Nashville, TN, 37203 United States (map)

THE ROLE OF A REPLICA

(temporarily closed until March 30, 2025)

This is a hands-on exploration of what replicas can teach us and how they are used to convey the latest theories and discoveries. Spark your curiosity by sharing in the enthusiasm for ancient Greek art and architecture that inspired maquettes and models. Marvel at the details captured in the plaster casts of Greek sculptures while learning about their role in the recreation of a complete sculptural design. Discover how artists and historians worked together to recreate the lost 42-foot statue of Athena Parthenos. The lost colors of the ancient Parthenon and its sculptures can be experienced through virtual reality and specially constructed interactive displays connecting visitors to the latest scientific discoveries.


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FISK JUBILEE SINGERS (ECHO Chamber Music Series)