Photographer and musician Ares Kalogeropoulos has expanded on his original campaign for the return of the Parthenon Marbles, with a new video.

From:
Greek Reporter

‘I Am Greek and I Want to Go Home’ Movement for the Repatriation of Looted Greek Antiquities
By Areti Kotseli on August 5, 2012 in News

“You can steal a statue. But you can NOT steal my origin.

I AM GREEK

Citizens of the World, I am being kept hostage

HELP ME RETURN HOME, to Greece.

I was made to be ridden by Heroes, I was made to run on stone,
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More coverage of the new campaign / video about the return of the Elgin Marbles, by Ares Kalogeropoulos.

The original article has many images in it, which you need to see to fully appreciate what it is describing. You can view them in the original article here.

From:
Cyprus News Report

New Campaign For The Return Of The Parthenon Marbles To Athens
Tue, 06/03/2012 – 13:22 — Savvas Hadjigeorgiou

Conductor and photographer Ares Kalogeropoulos who lives and works in Oldenburg, Germany has launched a campaign aiming at bringing back to the spotlight the long-awaited return of the Parthenon marbles to Greece.

“Let’s do something that history will look at us with her most affectionate look.” said Kalogeropoulos about the campaign.

The imaginative campaign is entitled “You can steal a statue but you cannot steal my origin”, is widely circulating on the Internet and it’s getting positive reviews for its part in preserving the Greek cultural heritage.
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The composer & artist Ares Kalogeropoulos has produced a video about the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Athens.

You can watch the video below, or view it on Vimeo here.

From:
Greek Reporter

Ares Kalogeropoulos’ Video on the Return of the Parthenon Marbles
By Stella Tsolakidou on March 3, 2012

Conductor and photographer Ares Kalogeropoulos launched a symbolic video aiming at bringing back to the spotlight the long awaited return of the Parthenon marbles to Greece.

Kalogeropoulos, who lives and works in Oldenburg of Northern Germany, has employed his imagination and skills to produce a 1.21 min long video showing the stolen statues from Greece being kept in the British Museum.
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