the sculptures of the altar of zeus from pergamum portray those contradictions in the dramatic mannerf the second century b.c., but like so much greek art, the originals have been dismembered and fragmented, scattered around the museums of the world or buried deep and forgotten. some works are wonderfully preserved on the site of their origin, but most have been broken and bleached by time. it takes imagination and study to piece together these fragments and try to see them in the context of the society in which they were produced. who made these images and objects? for whom? and why? what was in the artist's mind? the patron's? how were they seen by the surrounding society? we'll be helped in answering these questions by art historians like john boardman of the ashmolean museum, oxford. we're used to looking at greek art this way, in museums, in this case, in a cast gallery, university of cambridge, where they've assembled these figures-- plaster casts of the more important greek and roman statues present in many museums in the world. the art historian and archaeologist try to work o

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. >> reporter: artists like zeus incorporate logos in their work. >> what you wear is who you are, is what his critique is. so it's not an attack on the brand. it's what they do to us. how they impact us. >> reporter: but, logos aren't just for art that's hanging on the wall. >> designers are kind of co- opting that tattoo cool and making temporary tattoos that go with their brand that makes sense because tattoos fit the body. they're a form of adornment just like fashion. >> reporter: marisa kakoulas says for big brands, its not so much about fighting people who want a polo pony on their chest or a gucci logo on their face. more of it comes down to who owns the tattoo, and if the person that gets it uses it in a commercial way to make money. think back to mike tyson's tattoo which ends up on ed helms face in the hangover 2. >> its when you take mike tyson tattoo and use it specifically in another context. in another medium and that's where people can get in trouble. for the most part, attorneys say there's a clear litmus test. >> if you fall on the side of creating a product. the cha

>> i play zeus as well as two kings as well as the god of sleep. >> so you have several roles? >> yes. everybody plays different roles in their different stories. >> and tell us about you. >> i play king midas and all sorts of little parts in the other myths. >> so is there a story? is there an actual story or do we just go to watch this wonderful poetry in motion? is there a story that you can tell us about? >> there's not one particular story line that it follows but all of the stories, when taken together, all have to do with the transformative power of love and i think in the aggregate have a thematic message. >> so that's the message. >> it it does feel like it by the end. >> all right. well thank you so much. we're so happy that you could come and tell us about it and get us all excited. got to get a poncho, though. >>> some of the stories we're following on news4 this afternoon, the case of a maryland gynecologist accused of videotaping patients. >>> plus, a warning if you're looking for love on the internet. federal authorities say scam artists are preying on online dat

the daughters of zeus represent plenty, joy, and beauty.that ige continued to appeal to artists and connoisseurs through the ages. the works of art they commissioned -either for their own collections or for display in public places - were in a variety of styles. some were in the naturalistic classical style that prevailed in greece from the mid-5th century b.c. onward. the drapery falls in natural folds, clinging to the body to show an understanding of human anatomy. older styles were also popular. a marble statue of artemis displays the roman ability to recall the archaic stylized drapery that falls in a purely decorative pattern of zigzag folds associated with greek art of the 6th century b.c. the romans showcased their greek-style art in elegant gardens, filled with statues as well as plants and flowers. satyrs in hot pursuit of hermaphrodites could provoke lust or a discussion of greek mythology. a glimpse of the wine god dionysus could spur calls for another round of drinks or meditations on the wisdom of confining and controlling huma

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