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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

elcMagazine·Festival

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

KINO ATHENS 2026: 4th Edition Celebrates 250 Years of Jane Austen

Cinema

KINO ATHENS returns for its 4th edition, taking place 12–22 March 2026, and proudly announces its central tribute: Jane Austen 250 – Whit Stillman: Independent Hero Marking the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, KINO ATHENS presents a rare cinematic and literary dialogue that unites the timeless novelist with contemporary

Evripidis & His Tragedies and Rhumba Club: A Queer Synth-Pop Odyssey on the Romantso Rooftop

Events·Music

Queer synth-pop stories, shimmering disco beats, and starlit Athenian skies Under the fading summer sky, the Romantso rooftop becomes a dance floor one last time.On Friday, September 12, two bold queer voices – Evripidis & His Tragedies and Rhumba Club – come together for an intimate night of synths, disco

Mulatu Astatke: The father of Ethio Jazz brings his hypnotic rhythms to Athens as part of his final world tour

Events

Global music icon Mulatu Astatke arrives in Athens, blending tradition and innovation one final time. For more than half a century, Mulatu Astatke has been rewriting the soundtrack of global jazz. On September 25, the pioneer of Ethio Jazz takes over Theatro Vrachon Melina Mercouri in Athens, offering audiences a

“Murmuration” at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus: An ode to collectivity, harmony, and human geometry by choreographer Sadeck Berrabah

Events

On Wednesday, October 8, Christmas Theater presents “Murmuration” by Sadeck Berrabah at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus – a poetic ode to collectivity, harmony, and human geometry. Inspired by the natural choreography and geometric patterns of starling flocks (murmuration), Berrabah translates this mesmerizing phenomenon into a dance composition of perfect

48th Drama International Short Film Festival: Everything You Need to Know About This Year’s Edition

Cinema·Festival

The 48th Drama International Short Film Festival (DISFF) returns from September 8 to 14, 2025, bringing together some of the most innovative voices in contemporary short filmmaking. Under the artistic direction of Giorgos Angelopoulos, this year’s edition introduces a fresh visual identity, a striking new festival trailer, and a diverse

Autumn Unveiled: New Exhibitions at the Benaki Museum

Exhibition

New exhibitions are coming to the Benaki Museum from September–October 2025 Discover the museum’s upcoming highlights while exploring the current exhibitions still on view and the travelling shows that bring the Benaki Museum’s collections to audiences across Greece. “Juvenilia” – From early style to mature work OPENING: 01/10/2025 | DURATION:

“Weapons” by Zach Cregger: Which Fear Did You Fall in Love With This Time?

Cinema·elcMagazine

By Old Boy One Wednesday, just like any other Wednesday, the children of the Maybrook Elementary School in Pennsylvania went to class as usual.All except for the students of one particular teacher, who taught a third-grade class. That classroom was empty. Well, not entirely. Out of eighteen students, seventeen were

MINTATI Returns: Tradition, Movement, and the Power of Community

Theatre

The much-discussed performance MINTATI, first presented in 2024 as part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival, returns for two exclusive shows on September 6 and 7 at PEIRAIOS 260. A unique opportunity for those who missed it last year, as well as for those who wish to relive the experience. Conceived

“Healing the Grid”, a new solo exhibition by Peggy Kliafa

Exhibition

Zoumboulakis Gallery presents “Healing the Grid”, a new solo exhibition by Peggy Kliafa, curated by Dr. Sozita Goudouna. The installation explores the intersections of art and medicine, featuring a large central sculptural chandelier and illuminated columns made of capsule-pills, alongside a series of wall-mounted and sculptural assemblages created from pill

“Homeostasis Mechanisms”: Where Art Meets Science and Introspection

Exhibition

Through the Lens of Equilibrium: Euripidis Papadopetrakis’ New Exhibition. How does unconventional observation become a compass for a new sensory perception of the surrounding world? Can art, perhaps, function as a homeostatic mechanism within a society in constant turmoil? Through engravings, sculptures, installations, and interventions on readymade objects, Euripidis Papadopetrakis,

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