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Ambassade move within the experimental electronic scene, somewhere between cinematic synths and strong new wave references. They create intimate sonic worlds, at
Events
Einstürzende Neubauten for a historic encounter with the Odeon of Herodes Atticus
On Thursday, June 18, Einstürzende Neubauten come for a historic encounter with the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, as part of the Athens
“ATHENS:AM Extended” at the new METACOSMOI space: An immersive installation narrating stories of the city after midnight
The exhibition “ATHENS:AM Extended” is presented from May 5 to May 20, 2026, at the new METACOSMOI space in the center of
Elli-Anna Peristeraki on META–MORPHOSIS and Athens Digital Arts Festival 2026
By Katerina Parri “What gives me particular satisfaction this year as well is that the works are not explicitly anthropocentric, yet they
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“Epirroes”: an olive oil shaped by memory, tradition and a conscious shift in life
From family groves in Messinia and Arcadia to a contemporary brand with a strong visual identity, Natasa Anagnostopoulou and Manos Efstathiou redefine
Artemis: from Delos to the Moon
On April 1st , millions of people from every corner of the planet watched the historic launch of the Artemis II mission
Incense Through History
By Sofia Triantou The use of incense dates back thousands of years, although the substances burned vary from place to place and
Traces of a Father: Sofia Dalamagka reconstructs the memory of a father through images and remnants
By Sofia Dalamaga “I don’t try, through my photographs, to tell a dramatic story. It is a personal document of what remains
“Al Zekra”: Imprints of Memory
The exhibition Al Zekra by Sofia Zarari at the Angelos and Leto Katakouzinos Foundation traces a journey through memory and the body. The Arabic word translated as “memory” transforms into a carrier of knowledge and an imprint that re-emerges through matter. Zarari’s practice unfolds through connections with individuals, genealogies, sea routes, and migrations. Different places and times are inscribed within a shared sphere, where Ancient Athens, Kasos, Suez, Egypt, and the present form successive layers of a unified inner horizon.
Ecological Translation: Rethinking Our Relationship with the Living World
A new group exhibition titled Ecological Translation opens on April 28, 2026, at the Goethe-Institut Athen, inviting audiences to reconsider how we relate to, interpret, and coexist with the natural world. Curated by Asya Yaghmurian and conceived by Alexander Damianos, the exhibition brings together a diverse group of international artists, including Kyriaki Goni, Nona Inescu, Agata Ingarden, Bill Kouligas and Jenna Sutela, Raffaela Naldi Rossano, and Zoë Paul. Each artist approaches ecology not as a fixed subject, but as a
Food Culture
A New Creative Dialogue: Première Fraîcheur at Artisanal
Artisanal and chef Giannis Parikos, in collaboration with artist and curator Poka-Yio, inaugurate the exhibition series Première Fraîcheur, a format that approaches
Asparagus: From Myth and Antiquity to the Spring of the Greek Land
By Sofia Triantou Its presence in Greek tradition goes beyond the table; it is intertwined with myth, observations of nature, and a
The Taste and Aroma of Easter Across Greece
By Sofia Triantou From the resurrection magiritsa to the traditional Sunday roast, from handmade festive pies to tsoureki, Greek tradition reveals how
Folk Remedies and Medicinal Herbs in Medieval Europe
By Sofia Triantou In the world of the Middle Ages, healing and magical thinking often coexisted within the same herbal preparation Medieval
Destinations
Easter in Greece: Following the Most Beautiful Epitaphios experience
Explore some of Greece’s most distinctive Good Friday traditions, from Corfu to Hydra, where the Epitaphios becomes a powerful cultural experience I
3 destinations close to Athens for Easter break
It is a difficult year for those of us who like to travel any chance they get. The uncertainty of a war
NYX Hotel Thessaloniki: The New Creative Lifestyle Hub of the City
Thessaloniki reveals itself through its details, and once you notice them, you fall for the city completely. Yet its heart always beats
5 Winter Destinations in Greece for After New Year’s Day
Discover five winter destinations in Greece ideal for after New Year’s Day, when crowds fade and landscapes reveal their most authentic side.
“Straining Against the Frame” by Yorgos Papafigos at CYPHER Gallery
The independent gallery CYPHER presents a solo exhibition by Yorgos Papafigos, curated by Dinos Chatzirafailidis. Titled “Straining Against the Frame,” the exhibition introduces a new body of work in which the artist constructs hybrid systems around conditions of confinement, protection, and control. In Papafigos’ practice, CGI, 3D scanning, and printing transform the digital realm into sculptural matter and spatial experience. The focus shifts from the body being constrained to the structures that make such constraint possible. Material oscillates between the
Tiago Rodrigues returns to Onassis Stegi with two performances, a masterclass, and a talk
Onassis Stegi continues its tribute to the work of Portuguese director, playwright, and Artistic Director of the Avignon Festival, Tiago Rodrigues, while also continuing its exploration of one of the central themes of this year’s programme: family bonds. Following The Way She Dies (The Dance of Lovers), which Rodrigues directed with a Greek cast featuring Nikos Karathanos and Marissa Triantafyllidou for two consecutive years on the Small Stage, Stegi presents two more of his works this May. Together, the three