home.social

#greekmythology — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #greekmythology, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. Achilles Triumphant! A big thank-you to my friend in Billerica, Massachusetts, for purchasing this mounted art print from *Tales of the Greeks*. I hope it brings a touch of Greek mythology and heroic inspiration to your space! buff.ly/BTOF1ZO #GreekMythology #ArtPrints

  2. Sisyphus 🪨 Thanks to my friend in North Bend, Oregon, for purchasing this wonderful framed German art print inspired by Greek mythology—a striking piece for any art or mythology lover! buff.ly/tDI7V3x #GreekMythology #ArtPrint

  3. A striking reproduction of *Ganymede Pursued*, based on the Berlin Painter’s work from around 450 BCE. Discover this ancient depiction of the Greek myth: buff.ly/mm3Kh2v #AncientArt #GreekMythology

  4. Automedon: Thanks to my friend in Singapore for purchasing this wonderful romantic art print from *Tales of the Greeks*! I’m so grateful to know this piece is heading to a new home. buff.ly/hh3XK7a #GreekMythology #ArtPrints

  5. The Sleep of Endymion: a beautiful French depiction of an ancient Greek myth, capturing Endymion in peaceful slumber. A timeless scene where classical storytelling meets artistic beauty: buff.ly/kcx5h1C #GreekMythology #ArtHistory

  6. Gabbiani’s wonderful painting brings the Greek tale of Ganymede’s capture to life, capturing the drama of this enduring myth. Explore the artwork: buff.ly/K8HkmiU #GreekMythology #Ganymede

  7. De la cabeza de Medusa salieron Pegaso y Crisaor pero, mientras el primero fue inmortalizado en mitos y el cielo, del segundo no se supo nada. Aparte de su nacimiento, ¿hizo algo más de relevancia? #mitologiagriega #greekmythology

    resolviendolaincognita.blogspo

  8. 100 Years of Movie Musicals: Black Orpheus (1959)


    Next year marks the 100th anniversary of the movie musical, and to celebrate I’m embarking on a two-year project to watch 100 movie musicals from 1927 to the present!

    Title: Black Orpheus
    Release Date: June 12, 1959
    Director: Marcel Camus
    Production Company: Dispat Films (France) | Gemma (Italy) | Tupan Filmes (Brazil)
    Main Cast:

    • Breno Mello as Orfeu
    • Marpessa Dawn as Eurydice
    • Marcel Camus as Ernesto
    • Fausto Guerzoni as Fausto
    • Lourdes de Oliveira as Mira
    • Léa Garcia as Serafina
    • Adhemar da Silva as Death
    • Alexandro Constantino as Hermes
    • Waldemar De Souza as Chico
    • Jorge Dos Santos as Benedito
    • Aurino Cassiano as Zeca

    Synopsis (via Letterboxd):

    Young lovers Orfeu and Eurydice run through the favelas of Rio during Carnaval, on the lam from a hitman dressed like Death and Orfeu’s vengeful fiancée Mira and passing between moments of fantasy and stark reality. This impressionistic retelling of the Greek legend of Orpheus and Eurydice introduced bossa nova to the world with its soundtrack by young Brazilian composers Luiz Bonfá and Antonio Carlos Jobim.

    My Thoughts:

    “Nouvelle vague” and “bossa nova” both translate as “new wave.”  In this film, French New Wave director incorporates Brazil’s new wave of music and dance into almost every scene.  Black Orpheus sets the ancient Greek myth in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro during Carnaval.  The film is colorful, beautifully filmed, and is more impressionistic than narrative.  Critics of the film note that the film glamorizes the life of poor Afro-Brazilians, and they’re right to do so, although it’s also clearly intended to be a fantasy.

    Rating: ***1/2

    #100YearsOfMovieMusicals #Brazil #Drama #France #GreekMythology #Italy #MovieReviews #Movies #Musical #RioDeJaneiro #Romance
  9. Wrath of the Gods, released in 1994
    Released for: PC (Microsoft Windows)
    Point-and-click; Role-playing (RPG); Adventure
    greek mythology, gods, full motion video

    From the Internet Games Database
    https://www.igdb.com/games/wrath-of-the-gods

    #games #adventures #pointnclick #adventuregames #old #history #retrocomputing #retrogaming #retro #image #screenshots #1990s #90s #greekmythology #gods #fullmotionvideo #win

  10. The Lotus Tea

    Catherine Liu took the stage in London on September 21 to talk about trauma. She was there for Traumatized: The New Politics of Public Suffering, new from Verso. The book argues that trauma has been commodified into a politics of permanent victimhood, and that its loudest merchants trade in something other than the true suffering of people. Midway through the conversation with Ash Sarkar on Novara Media's Downstream, Liu, a cultural critic and professor of film and media studies at UC Irvine, swerved into Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. She apologized for the tangent, and her interviewer told her to keep going. "What a phenomenal tangent that was," she said when she surfaced. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/10/14/the-

  11. Prometheus, Fire, and Artificial Intelligence

    Prometheus gave humanity fire, a gift of knowledge and possibility that could create or destroy. Artificial intelligence raises a similar question: as our power grows, are we also developing the wisdom to use it well?

    pagangrove.wordpress.com/2026/

  12. @badstitch I love your Medusa cross stitch!!! And looking forward to reading your posts. I, too, love #GreekMythology and #TheDarkTower . What are some of your favorite bands?

  13. From the Greek Titans to biblical giants, enormous humanlike beings appear in traditions across the ancient world. Different cultures told remarkably powerful stories about them—but were these independent myths, shared storytelling traditions, or memories transformed over generations?
    #AncientGiants #Nephilim #GreekMythology #AncientMyths #Folklore #AncientHistory

  14. THE ODYSSEY — THE LONG WAY HOME

    Penelope once tells Odysseus, “Stay with me.” But Odysseus chooses war. He leaves the woman he loves, his home, and the life that might have been his, believing that glory, duty, and victory are worth the price.Then comes Troy.Odysseus wins the war not through strength, but through his mind. The Trojan Horse becomes the symbol of his greatest triumph: a victory born from deception, patience, and cunning.But every victory has a shadow.The horse that opens the gates of Troy also opens the […]

    liveterra.wordpress.com/2026/0

  15. Alexander the Great didn’t just admire legendary heroes—he modeled himself on them. From Achilles to Heracles, mythology helped shape his identity, his ambitions, and the image he created as he conquered an empire.
    #AlexanderTheGreat #AncientGreece #GreekMythology #AncientHistory #Achilles #Macedonia
    Read More: ancient-origins.net/history-fa

  16. The Minotaur myth symbolizes state domination, illustrating how strong powers extract resources, particularly human tributes, from weaker states. #minotaur #greekmythology connectparanormal.net/2026/09/

  17. this week's episode was FILLED with bad dads & bad brothers, including:

    King Lycaon, who tried to feed his son (who he murdered) to Zeus (and, ofc, any mention of Zeus brings forward his dad Cronus, who was out here eating his children whole)

    King Amulius, who ordered his two sons abandoned in the woods to die

    Romulus, who killed his brother Remus over city-founding shenanigans

    If that doesn't inspire you to listen to this week's pod ( starrytimepodcast.podbean.com/), surely nothing would 😂 !

    #podcast #mythology #BadDad #storytelling #Stories #Legends #lore #StarLore #Lupus #constellation #myths #GreekMythology #RomanMythology #myths

  18. A lil exchange between Hades and Persephone. Oh, and Theseus is there. 👀 #comics #greekmyths #greekmythology #hades

  19. A lil exchange between Hades and Persephone. Oh, and Theseus is there. 👀 #comics #greekmyths #greekmythology #hades

  20. #NowReading #Novel #Medusa #GreekMythology

    "I see you. I see all those who men call monsters.
    And I see the men who call them that. Call themselves heroes, of course.
    I only see them for an instant. Then they're gone.
    But it's enough. Enough to know that the hero isn't the one who's kind or brave or loyal. Sometimes - not always, but sometimes - he is monstrous."

    - from Stone Blind: Medusa's Story by #NatalieHaynes (2022)

  21. What did Jordan propose we do with the #serpens / serpent brand?

    Serpent's Womb--an #RPG #VideoGame where you ARE #Echidna -- the mother of monsters herself!!

    While I have some *notes* about the proposed title, I'd love to see more Echidna representation!!

    Find out more here: starrytimepodcast.podbean.com/

    #silly #humor #podcast #constellations #Serpens #Echidna #GreekMythology #GreekMyth #legends #lore

Share on Mastodon

Enter the server where you have an account.