NHM Dialogues
The National Hellenic Museum
NHM Dialogues is a fresh, relevant look at Greek history, art, and culture. Join NHM Resident Scholar Dr. Katie Kelaidis, and Manager of Programs Cairo Dye as they discuss multi-faceted narratives, build bridges between the ancient and the modern, and talk with scholars, artists, and other experts who are shaping the conversation about Hellenism - past and present.Created by Cairo Dye & Katie KelaidisProduced & Edited by Cairo Dye
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