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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

“Anatomia Humana”: Threads of the Body, Threads of the Universe

Anatomia Humana challenges the viewer to reconsider the body not just as

“Maria Oikonomopoulou, All Included”: The ‘Narrative’ of the Artist’s Entire Body of Work, Presented for the First Time at CITRONNE Gallery

Exhibition

As the title of the exhibition suggests, works from all the artist’s thematic periods are presented together for the first time. This creates a “narrative” of her overall practice, unfolding as an open-ended exploration of the balance between the personal and the collective. In an increasingly complex and contradictory world,

The Authentic Sound of Chicago Blues Live at Jazzèt with the Explosive Michael Dotson

Festival·Music

Jazzèt Music Hall welcomes, on Saturday, January 17, 2026, one of the most authentic representatives of Chicago Blues: the explosive guitarist, singer, and songwriter Michael Dotson. An evening of pure “house-rockin’ blues,” filled with intensity, groove, and atmosphere straight from the historic blues clubs of Chicago. Born and raised in

“Belly of the Fish” – Valentina Bartolini Solo Exhibition

Exhibition

Belly of the Fish is Valentina Bartolini’s solo exhibition exploring interiority, metamorphosis, and biomorphic forms through subtle surreal imagery and handcrafted works on paper. The solo exhibition Belly of the Fish by Valentina Bartolini conceives the belly as an enclosed, transformative space. Bartolini draws inspiration from proto-surrealist practices that shift

“ALBGREKO”: Award-Winning Documentary by Ilir Tsouko at the Onassis Stegi – Small Stage

Events

Denisa Bajraktari, Dimitris Kapouranis, Stefania Costa and Orestis Skiaou recount what it meant to grow up as children and grandchildren of Albanian migrants of the 1990s, born and raised in Greece. The award-winning documentary “ALBGREKO ”, directed by Ilir Tsouko and produced by Onassis Culture, is screened at the Onassis Stegi

“Beneath The Surface – Material Stories Of Displacement”: 19 Artists Explore ‘Displacement’ at Living Room Athens

Exhibition

The group exhibition Beneath The Surface – Material Stories Of Displacement brings together nineteen artists whose works approach displacement not only as a political reality, but as a personal, lived condition. Displacement settles into the very fabric of everyday survival-into the textures we touch, the gaps in language, the things

Misslightenment: Eleni Ploumi brings her acclaimed performance to Athens

Theatre

After a series of performances on European stages, choreographer and performer Eleni Ploumi brings Misslightenment to Greece for the first time-a physical and visual performance that, through light, shadow, and mythology, explores how the male gaze eclipses women’s stories and how the body can reclaim and rewrite them. How many

“Sound from Light, Paper, and Ether. A Journey into the Origins of Experimental Electronic Music” at MOMus – Museum of Modern Art – Costakis Collection

Exhibition

MOMus – Museum of Modern Art – Costakis Collection, located at Moni Lazariston in Thessaloniki, presents a new exhibition from Saturday, December 20, titled “Sound from Light, Paper, and Ether. A Journey into the Origins of Experimental Electronic Music.” Through this exhibition, lost and often forgotten ideas surrounding the art

The Benaki Museum presents works from its collection in two Indian museums for the first time

Exhibition

From this December onwards, the Benaki Museum presents works from its collection in two Indian museums for the first time, inaugurating a cultural dialogue between Greece and India-two countries with ancient cultural traditions that bridge past and present. The Museum’s Scientific Director, Giorgis Magginis, underlines:“India represents a significant milestone in

“Symphony 37: Portrait of an Algorithm”: Giorgos Drivas’ peripatetic action in unseen spaces of the Athens Concert Hall

Music

From a sealed basement of the Megaron building, to a hidden corridor, a stage-props storage room, and finally the ballet rehearsal studio, the action unfolds fragmentarily as a textual and musical chat/conversation between the artist and AI On Saturday, January 10, 2026, the peripatetic action by Giorgos Drivas, titled “Symphony

Herbs that help relieve cold symptoms

elcMagazine

By Sofia Triantou The use of cayenne, garlic, ginger, and thyme to relieve cold symptoms dates back centuries across many different cultures around the world. The common cold is usually treated with decongestants, antihistamines, cough suppressants, and antipyretics. Alongside these medications, herbs have traditionally been used for centuries to help

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