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MUSEUM OF CYCLADIC ART. DAILY LIFE IN ANTIQUITY. ATHENS. GREECE

  • Date: 2008
  • Designed for: GPD, SA.
  • Commissioned by: N.P Goulandris Foundation. M. of Cycladic Art
  • Total area: 175 sqm

This permanent exhibition presents the daily life in Ancient Greece. The space displays magnificent classical Greek artefacts, supported by astonishing graphic reconstructions of scenes related to education, politics, social events, etc. of men and women of the time. A main artistic audiovisual, inspired in the illustrations found in Greek kraters, unifies the gallery with elegance.

Design highlights:

  • Artifact treatment
  • Audiovisual integration
  • Large-format graphics integration
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