The Oldest Existing Fragment of ‘The Odyssey’ is on Display at the Met

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is now displaying the oldest existing fragment of Homer's 'The Odyssey.' Dating back to 285-250 BCE, this Ptolemaic relic reminds us of the profound, lasting power of storytelling. For emerging women artists, this exhibition is a powerful reminder that compelling narratives transcend millennia, inspiring new adaptations and interpretations. Your unique artistic voice contributes to this ongoing human tradition. Find inspiration in the enduring legacy of ancient works, considering how your art today speaks to future generations and adds to our collective story. — Source: Artforum

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