The Parthenon of Books is an art installation created by Argentine artist Marta Minujín. It was first displayed in 2017 in Germany and is a replica of the ancient Parthenon in Athens. The structure is made from over 100,000 banned books, symbolizing the importance of freedom of expression and the fight against censorship. This installation serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of book bans throughout history. Visitors can walk through the structure, which highlights the value of literature and the need to protect the right to read. The project encourages dialogue about the significance of cultural and intellectual freedom.