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Discover the National Glyptotheque in Athens — housed in the former Royal Stables with a 6,500㎡ sculpture park at Goudi’s Army Park. Since 2004, it’s been home to Greek and international sculpture #NationalGallery #AthensArt

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The National Glyptotheque (Part I)

The National Glyptotheque is housed in the twin buildings of the former Royal Stables at the Army Park in Goudi, Athens. Moreover, it covers an outdoor area of 6.500㎡, which hosts a sculpture park, where large-scale works are on display. It was inaugurated in 2004, with a retrospective exhibition ...

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📌 Upon completion of the 43rd Session of the UNESCO General Conference, in Samarkand, Uzbekistan (12.11.2025), the decision to proclaim February 9th as World Greek 🇬🇷Language Day was unanimously adopted and endorsed.

This formally concludes the long process, which had begun with the decision of the UNESCO Executive Board, last April, following a proposal submitted by Greece, with the support of 90 member states of the Organization.

The international recognition of the unique and invaluable contribution of the Greek language to the world cultural heritage constitutes a decision of historic importance in the 3,000 years of its unbroken continuity.

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📌 Ανακοίνωση Υπουργείου Εξωτερικών σχετικά με την ομόφωνη απόφαση της UNESCO για την ανακήρυξη της 9ης Φεβρουαρίου ως Παγκόσμιας Ημέρας Ελληνικής 🇬🇷 Γλώσσας (Ουζμπεκιστάν, 12.11.2025)

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Costas Tsoclis, leading figure in Greek contemporary art and one of the most innovative artists of the post-war era, presents “DEOS 2025”. At the remarkable age of 95, Costas Tsoclis continues to create with the passion of a true pioneer. "DEOS 2025" is the largest portable painting ever produced in Greece, measuring 14 meters high by 17 meters wide and composed of 90 individual, autonomous canvases.

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“DEOS 2025”: Costas Tsoclis Unveils a Monumental Work of Awe and Reflection

Costas Tsoclis, a leading figure in Greek contemporary art and one of the most innovative artists of the post-war era, presents his latest visual creation, “DEOS 2025” At the remarkable age of 95, Costas Tsoclis continues to create with the passion of a true pioneer, unveiling a work inspired by...

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