Founded in 1983, BCRPM are a group of British people who having considered the case for the reunification of the Parthenon Marbles, strongly support it.
strong belief - the surviving and fragmented sculptures from the Parthenon deserve to be reunited in the #ParthenonGallery of the #AcropolisMuseum, where they can be viewed in context and with direct views to the Parthenon
#greece2021
Janet Suzman, Chair of BCRPM reflects: "It may not be Cullinan's fault. He was hired, I'd guess, because he's an efficient guy and imaginative, but who tows the old line. That line is : 'they're here so we keep them, and we pretend they were honestly come by'.
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#respect
@kmitsotakis@PrimeministerGR must continue to agitate about returning the Parthenon marbles to his country, and Greece must continue its open offer of wonderful ancient artifacts yet unseen in London for the museum to present.
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#juscause#TellTheStory#parthenonmarbles
But on we go with outdated, mean-spirited obduracies; it's very underhand and tiring. This nation seems stuck in the mud of its own history."
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#BCRPM#reunitetheparthenonmarbles#timeisnow
" Greek hopes of the Elgin Marbles going back to Athens appear to have been stymied after Andy Burnham made clear he would not prioritise creating legislation to ensure their return." wrote @thetimes arts correspondent @dmcstimes but we continue to hope and campaign 🙏💪🤞
I've spent this week in Manchester with @ProfArleneHH (left) training these wonderful prison educators to teach Aristotle's recipes for becoming the best and happiest version of yourself. So unbelievably rewarding. Thanks, Alice, Suzanne, Zoe, Caroline, Rebecca and Jilly!
An exclusive without anything to enlighten readers and this story, tragically continues to be a tale of woe and intransigence @Craig_Simpson_@Telegraph. There is so much more to be gained, especially for the @britishmuseum by moving the dial in the direction of reunification
Bonnie Greer did not agree on the reunification of the Parthenon Marbles but she admired the sculptures and loved their narrative. Bonnie felt they were 'magnificent'.
We are very sorry to hear of her passing.
Rest well Bonnie Greer.
Here's to the @britishmuseum finding resolutions for the 20% of the contentious items they exhibit and not lending them whilst they do so.
Promoting cultural mobility with the 80% of their artefacts, will be celebrated by many.
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cultural mobility is great but these stones, sculpted marble, Pentelic marble, have a story that is best told when they are seen as close as it is physically possible to the Parthenon