Bizans'a Güncel İlgi: Gülru Tanman ve Emir Alışık İstanbul'daki güncel Bizans etkinliklerine ve kurumsallaşmaya yakından bakıyor.
11 Ağustos 2022
42:02
Pera Müzesi'nde Bizans'ın Yeniden Keşfi: Brigitte Pitarakis, Gülru Tanman ve Emir Alışık Bizans sergilerinin perde arkasına bakıyor.
23 Haziran 2022
01:18:03
Batman Dünya, Beşik: Buket Kitapçı Bayrı, Ethem Onur Bilgiç'le Batman'in İstanbul'da Bizans'la tanışmasını değerlendiriyor.
17 Haziran 2022
36:13
On Zack Snyder's Justice League: Rohan Harris and Roland Betancourt converse on the Wonder Woman's encounter with the Byzantine style murals.
19 Ocak 2022
54:40
On Ambergris: Jeff VanderMeer and Emir Alışık converse on multiple award-winning trilogy and Byzantine allusions of the city of Ambergris.
12 Ocak 2022
41:35
On Rotting Christ: Sakis Tolis, Jeremy J. Swist and Nikos Tragakis converse on the legendary band's engagement with history
5 Ocak 2022
01:04:28
On A Memory Called Empire: Arkady Martine and Ingela Nilsson converse on the Hugo Award winning novel and its Byzantine inspirations
27 Aralık 2021
44:09
What Byzantinism Is This in Istanbul!
Inspired by Pera Museum's exhibition "What Byzantinism Is This in Istanbul!": Byzantium in Popular Culture, we invited artists to converse with researchers of Byzantine history on how they have engaged with Byzantine history in their works. We explore the unearthly ways of appropriating Byzantine culture in unlikely mediums and genres, showing novel ways of engagement with Byzantine heritage in popular culture. Two Byzantinist colleagues reunite to discuss Arkady Martine's 2020 Hugo winner space opera A Memory Called Empire, and its allusions to Byzantine culture. Ingela Nilsson is the former director of the Swedish Institute in Istanbul. She is also a professor in Greek and Byzantine Studies at Uppsala University. Her research interests lie in the narrative traditions between the Ancient and Byzantine worlds, historiography, and fictional writings in Byzantium, as well as the reception of Byzantium in post-Byzantine Europe. Her most recent book is titled Writer and Occasion in Twelfth-Century Byzantium: The Authorial Voice of Constantine Manasses Arkady Martine is the pen name of Dr. AnnaLinden Weller that she adopts in her speculative fiction writing. As AnnaLinden Weller, she is a historian of the Byzantine Empire and a city planner. She actually did her postdoctoral research at Uppsala University where she worked with Ingela Nilsson. Arkady Martine published short fiction in many prominent speculative fiction magazines. She won the Hugo Award for best novel in 2020 with her debut novel A Memory Called Empire. Her second novel, a sequel to her first, A Desolation Called Peace is published in 2021.