Modern Greek Art Ι (From the post-Byzantine period to the end of the 19th century)

Course Code
34ΕΕ870
ECTS Credits
5
Semester
Semester 5 or 7
Course Category
Course Description

Learning outcomes: This Course aims to acquaint the students with the developments in the areas of visual, plastic and applied arts in Greece, in the period from the WINTER of Constantinople (1453) to the end of 19th century.

General Competences:

Production of new research ideas

Criticism and self – criticism

Production of free, creative and inductive thinking

Semester Courses

Masks
Theatrical Objects
Thetricality on the Screen
Freehand Drawing I
Theatre Pedagogy and Interculturalism
Topics of Modern Greek History
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Ancient Greek Drama
Acting III
MODERN SPANISH AND SPANISH SPEECH DRAMA OF THE 21ST CENTURY
French Theatrical Culture, Language and Terminology
Ancient Greek Tragedy on the Modern Stage
Philosophy and Tragedy
Ιntroduction to the Science of Music
Contemporary Theories of Art Creation
Contemporary Theater of the World I (Francophone Middle East, Maghreb, Balkans, West Europe)
Theatre Pedagogy Projects at Social Places and Working Centres
Physical theatre technique ΙII: From Biomechanics to the performance theatre
Morphology-The Succession of Styles: From Architecture to Furniture
Modern Greek Art Ι (From the post-Byzantine period to the end of the 19th century)
Masks and Costumes in Ancient Theatre
The imaginary and the metaphysical in the theatrical works of F.G. Lorca
Theatre Directing III: Devised theatre
Ancient Greek History and Theatre
Directorial Approaches to Ancient Greek Drama
Theatre and Literature: Adaptation and Creative Writing
Ancient Theatre: Theatrical Space and Scenography
Opera and Theater Music in the Nineteenth Century
Roman Drama
Film History
Theatre Directing I
SCENIC DESIGN I
Dance I: Contemporary and Postmodern Dance Practices
Acting I
Costume in Performing Arts IΙ
Physical Theatre Technique Ι : The poetic body of the actor
Multimedia in the Performing Arts I: Lighting and Digital Image