ISAC Short Class: Imagining and Re-Imagining Homer

The ISAC Short Class "Imagining and Re-Imagining Homer" is a four-week pre-recorded lecture series that considers how Homer's *Iliad* and *Odyssey* have been interpreted and reinterpreted through art, from ancient Greek vases to a 19th-century painting by Robert Duncanson. Each Sunday from November 29 to December 20, a new 30-minute episode drops at 10:00 AM, led by ISAC's Tasha Vorderstrasse. Individual sessions focus on specific objects—a red-figure vase, a statue of Penelope, a Gandharan relief of the Trojan Horse, and Duncanson's *Land of the Lotus Eaters*—placing each in its historical context. The class costs $15 and is a focused, scholarly option for a Sunday morning, accessible entirely online.