Ancient Roman Exhibition Project Reaching from Burdur to Copenhagen
A comprehensive exhibition bringing together the concepts of fashion, status, and identity in the Roman period with pieces selected from Anatolian heritage on an international platform is being brought to life.
A new exhibition examining the connection of clothing with identity, status, and power in the Roman period brings together Anatolia's deep-rooted cultural heritage with artifacts from the world's leading museums.
Scope and Purpose of the Exhibition
This special exhibition, which addresses the relationship between fashion, identity, status, and power in the Roman period, showcases Anatolia's rich cultural heritage. The project conveys the aesthetic understanding of the era to visitors from an international perspective.
Historical Connections and Current Discussions
The exhibition connects clothing habits in Antiquity with contemporary debates on fashion, identity, and visual representation. In doing so, it draws attention to the historical roots of the link between fashion and power.
International Artifact Collection
Anatolia's cultural accumulation comes together under the same roof with carefully selected artifacts from prominent museums in different parts of the world. This unique collection provides an important foundation for understanding the social dynamics of the Roman period.