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“Painting Tsarouchis and Other Stories”: Kostas Papatriantafyllopoulos at Tsantilis Art Gallery

Tsantilis Art Gallery presents the exhibition “Painting Tsarouchis and Other Stories”, an important showcase dedicated to the work of painter Kostas Papatriantafyllopoulos — an artist whose practice bridges Greek tradition with contemporary European painting. The exhibition “Painting Tsarouchis and Other Stories” highlights the artist’s ability to transform light, atmosphere and everyday moments into vivid, poetic experiences. Featuring works in oil,

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Maria Filippakopoulou: Radiant Landscapes of Color at Kourd Gallery

The Kourd Gallery presents the new solo exhibition of Maria Filippakopoulou, titled “Radiant Landscape of Color”, curated by Eleni Varopoulou. This marks the artist’s third solo collaboration with the gallery. The exhibition features a series of painted landscapes in which color takes center stage, shaping a serene world devoid of

Nikos Alexiou “The brittle trace of sympols” at the Contemporary Art Museum of Crete

The Contemporary Art Museum of Crete, continuing its dialogue with issues of

“From London to Athens” at the SG Art Gallery of the St. George Lycabettus Hotel

By Katerina Parri Inside the SG Art Gallery’s exhibition, marking its first

Frida Kahlo in Thessaloniki: 241 Unpublished Photographs

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Frida Kahlo is coming to the MOMus–Thessaloniki Museum of Photography on October 3, marking the first time ever that this internationally acclaimed exhibition, Frida Kahlo – Her Photos, is presented in Greece – as the next stop on a global tour that has already reached more than twenty cities around

“Writings and Maps”: New Paintings and Ceramic Works by Vasso Triga at the Historical Archive – Museum of Hydra

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The Historical Archive – Museum of Hydra presents Vasso Triga’s new solo exhibition titled “Writings and Maps”, opening on Saturday, September 6 The exhibition features 28 new paintings and an equal number of ceramic objects, forming a unified, poetic, and sensorial map of memory, wandering, and internal topography.As curator Iris

“Fragments”: Photography & Video Art Exhibition by Maria Bourbou

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For the first time, visual artist Maria Bourbou brings her work to her ancestral island of Kythnos—a series of photographic and video testimonies, visual encounters, and poetic impressions. As one observes them, countless “images” of one’s own life emerge -impulsively, unconsciously- reminding us that memory is our most enduring path

“Archaic elites: Warriors and princesses” at the Museum of ancient Eleutherna

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Through stories of warriors and priestesses, alliances and migrations, feasting, mourning, and the interplay of politics and poetry, the exhibition positions Eleutherna not only within the physical landscape of Crete, but also within a broader cultural and symbolic map connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa In this deeply personal and reflective

“Public Secrets”: Probing the moment when the private turns public, when unspoken stories step out of the shadows

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Unspoken truths, quiet revelations, and the fragile line between intimacy and exposure The Breeder gallery presents the group exhibition Public Secrets, curated by Milovan Farronato, on view from June 21 to August 30. Featuring works by Maria Ioannou, Athina Kalogirou, Iva Lulashi, Olma, Paulina Olowska, Georgia Sagri, Maria Hassabi, Alexandra

The Silence of the Aegean: Delos through the Lens of Erieta Attali

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Delos, the island of the gods, the center of the ancient world, emerges through the lens of Erieta Attali in a way that is hard to describe with words. In her photography exhibition Delos: Land adrift, which opens on June 25 at the Benaki Museum, a new, lyrical dimension of

In the Light of Greece: The Landscapes of Nicholas Egon

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Beyond Thessaloniki… Tellogleio heads to Mykonos For nearly a month, the Tellogleio Foundation of Fine Arts, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, will once again leave its home base. Just like two summers ago, Tellogleio is heading to the Cyclades, joining forces with the Municipal Art Gallery of Mykonos “Maria Iglessi” to

Takis 1∞ | A Retrospective Across Athens and Andros

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By Katerina Parri “I am a sculpture… There are other sculptures like me. The main difference is that they cannot speak… I would like to see all the nuclear bombs on Earth turned into sculptures.” — Takis The symbol of infinity pays tribute to the 100th anniversary of Takis’ birth,

“Beneath the Surface”: Claudia Sherwood Servidio’s Vision of Water as Image and Medium

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This summer, the Ochra Bleu Art Space on the island of Lemnos presents “Submarine Lemnos,” a captivating underwater photography exhibition by Claudia Sherwood Servidio. More than a visual journey, the exhibition explores water as both subject and shaper of image—an ever-moving, light-bending force that transforms perception The Ochra Bleu Art

“Avato”: Black Presence, Silent Histories, and Artistic Ethics by Latent Community

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An artistic exploration of memory, identity, and Black presence in Greece. Latent Community—the interdisciplinary artist duo of Sotiris Tsiganos and Ionian Bisai—creates works at the intersection of storytelling, oral history, and filmmaking, with a focus on social, political, and ecological injustices. Their upcoming project centers on Avato (literally meaning “a

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