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The Students Page! We're pleased to announce the section of our web site devoted especially to students and alumni. You'll find online portfolios, collections of snapshots, samples of art work and a message board to keep in touch. |
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Student Exhibitions
After a year and a half trial period, the Mosaic Course is now a part of our core course offering. Angelika Vaxevanidou, teaches the course using traditional methods and materials.
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Aegean Center students participate in archaeological exploration and discovery, above and below the sea..
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Snorkeling Over the Past The program of underwater discovery, called Snorkeling Over the Past, is a regular part of the Center's program. Students are introduced to snorkeling and explore bits of the past that help to put into context where we are, both physically and historically. For an example we explore a Cycladic period (c. 4000 BC) quarry and foundation in shallow water between Paros and neighboring Antiparos. |
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One highlight of the Aegean Center Vocal Ensemble's performance is, "O Son Zeis" The piece is arranged by our gifted teacher of vocal music, Orfeas John Munsey, to words and music of the ancient Greek "Seikilos" epitaph |
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Euphrosyne Doxiadis, artist, renowned art historian, scholar, author, has been teaching with us for almost five years-in spite of her very busy schedule.
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Donovan performed opening night of Gyp Mills sculpture exhibit, July 19th, 2003, and has returned to the Center twice since that time. In the top photo, from left to right, is John Pack (Aegean Center Director), Gyp Mills (Gypsy Dave in Donovan's songs), and Donovan. In the left photo below is Donovan practicing withGreek-Norwegian, Olaf Dimities, a wonderful violinist. The news article To see Gyp Mills' sculpture please follow this link:Gyp Mills Sculptures |
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