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Art and Identity in the Ancient Middle East | Ancient Art Links

In spring 2019, the Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled a landmark exhibition “The World Between Empires: Art and Identity In The Ancient Middle East.” With international support of over 20 museums and institutions, the show gathered 190 pieces of art, dating from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD, when the Roman Empire in the West was competing with the Parthian Empire in the East for control over the Middle East, the global trade center, the nexus of lucrative silk and incense trades. Leading the exhibition tour are curators Michael Seymour and Blair Fowlkes-Childs. The tour starts from ancient Southwest Arabia, through Petra, Judaea, Tyre, Sidon, Palmyra, Dura-Europos to Mesopotamia, the ancient trade route between East and West.  Dura-Eurpos in Eastern Syria is an exceptional site for understanding what went on in the Middle East. Christianity, Judaism, and Polytheism all being practiced in the same place at the same time. The show ends with the destruction of the Parthian Empire and the establishment of the Sassanian Empire.  Taped: 05/09/19 Ancient Art Links, a CUNY TV Digital Series, is a miniseries produced by Quan Ou, dedicated to exploring history via stories and profiles of ancient art treasures. The series of short films aims to bridge an information gap between members of the general public and art historians, and to become an entertaining and enlightening way to reflect on the past and the common links that join civilizations and humanity. For more Ancient Art Links, visit http://tv.cuny.edu/show/ancientartlinks/ Ancient Art Links' playlist:    • Ancient Art Links   Subscribe to the CUNY TV channel: https://bit.ly/2GmGb13 Follow CUNY TV: Facebook:   / cunytv   Twitter:   / cunytv   Instagram:  / cuny_tv   YouTube:   / cunytv75   LinkedIn:  / cunytv   Find more from CUNY TV at https://tv.cuny.edu DSAA03006 V1