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Making the Impossible Possible: Wilhelmina’s Creative Journey to Hydra

An interview to Stauroula Kleidaria Wilhelmina speaks to elculture about art, possibility, and her new show in Hydra Wilhelmina created her own gallery in Mandraki, Hydra far away from home to prove that everything is possible. Her upcoming exhibition “Through & Through” with Luan Lamberty from 29th August – 3rd October is a must see. She remembers reading an article

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Artistic programme 2025 for Athens Epidaurus Festival

This year is an anniversary year for the Athens Epidaurus Festival as it completes 70 years of activity The artistic programme for the Athens Epidaurus Festival 2025 has been announced, presented by artistic director Katerina Evangelatou. This year is an anniversary year for the Athens Epidaurus Festival as it completes

“The Garden of Pythia in Delphi”: PCAI commissions new site-specific work by Charles Sandison

Inspired by the famous Oracle of Delphi, Sandison’s immersive new artwork incorporates

WOW – Women of the World: Τhe international festival for women, femininities and non-binary people returns to the SNFCC in April

WOW – Women of the World Festival in Athens, the world’s largest

Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen: Postcards of an evergreen love, 66 Years on

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By Myriam Paraskevopoulou A cinematic love story spanning 66 years: Leonard Cohen and Marianne Ihlen, from Hydra’s bohemian days to a final letter of farewell that sealed their eternal bond. Somewhere I once read that if, in this perhaps first life, an artist happens to fall in love with you,

Carnival Sunday & Clean Monday at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Events

The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center celebrates Carnival Sunday and Clean Monday with live concerts, traditional Greek music, salsa, workshops, kite flying, and free activities for all ages in Athens. Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center has become a landmark destination for celebrating Carnival and Clean Monday in Athens. Once again

“Three Roads: Constantine Manos, Nikos Economopoulos, Enri Canaj”

Exhibition

Three generations of Magnum photographers-Constantine Manos, Nikos Economopoulos, and Enri Canaj-meet at MOMUS Thessaloniki in an exhibition exploring street photography, Greece, and the Balkan experience The exhibition “Three Roads: Constantine Manos, Nikos Economopoulos, Enri Canaj”, presented at MOMUS–Thessaloniki Museum of Photography in co-organization with the Benaki Museum from 19 February

“The End. A Study in Infinity”: Revisiting Nikos Alexiou

Exhibition

Zoumboulakis Gallery presents Nikos Alexiou’s The End. A Study in Infinity, marking 15 years since the artist’s passing. Zoumboulakis Gallery presents the exhibition of Nikos Alexiou, The End. A Study in Infinity, curated by Christoforos Marinos. Marking fifteen years since the artist’s passing, the gallery revisits a section of the

“BLAME US”: Nabil Aniss and the body as a collective instrument

Exhibition

The independent gallery CYPHER presents BLAME US, the solo exhibition by Nabil Aniss, on view from 19 February to 29 March 2026. Curated by Eva Vaslamatzi, BLAME US unfolds as a synchronized video installation across the gallery’s three levels, creating a fully immersive spatial experience. For the first time, Aniss

Super Bowl LX: The “bad” Latino rabbit popping out of Uncle Sam’s hat

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By Stelios Parris Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show turned pop spectacle into political statement, redefining America through Latin culture, unity, and resistance. The halftime show of the 60th Super Bowl will go down in history as the moment the world’s biggest stage turned into a site of political

“Where I Come From”: The childlike universe of Leonie Yagdzoglou

Exhibition

On February 12, at 7:00 pm, the solo exhibition of the multifaceted creator Leonie Yagdzoglou, titled “WHERE I COME FROM”, opens at Contemporary Athens Gallery (5 Neofytou Vamva Street, Kolonaki). The exhibition will run until March 7. Contrary to what usually happens, the artistically multidimensional Leonie does not focus on

To Be or to Question: “Hamlet” in a Contemporary, Darkly Ironic Reading

Theatre

Megaron – The Athens Concert Hall hosts, on Thursday 19 February at 20:00, a screening of the recorded theatrical production of Hamlet by William Shakespeare, as presented at the Lyttelton Theatre in London. “There is something rotten in the state of Denmark.” Trapped between duty and doubt, surrounded by a

Apple Tea: A perfect companion for cold winter nights

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By Sofia Triantou A simple, aromatic apple tea made from apple peels, cinnamon, nutmeg, and orange zest. A warm, comforting recipe for cozy winter evenings. An incredibly simple, warm, and aromatic tea is always a wonderful companion on cold winter nights. It’s a great way to use apple peels. Their

“Martial Raysse. Sinéma” & “European Pop. The Battle of Realisms and Narratives”: Two new exhibitions at MOMus – Museum of Contemporary Art

Exhibition

Two new exhibitions at MOMus – Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki explore European Pop and the visionary world of Martial Raysse through film, painting, and new forms of realism. With echoes ranging from the Côte d’Azur in France and the broader post-war European scene to the other side of

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