Reading Greece: A Day Dedicated to Poet Manolis Anagnostakis at the University of Geneva
On the occasion of the centenary of the birth of Manolis Anagnostakis, a symposium organized by...
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Category: Interviews
Stathis Livathinos: “Theater doesn’t provide answers, because there are no answers in life”
Stathis Livathinos is one of the most influential directors of his generation. Former artistic...
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Reading Greece: Katerina Papantoniou οn the Political Potential of Gender in Literature
Katerina I. Papantoniou was born in Athens, where she lives and works as a lawyer. She studied at...
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BOOKMORPHS: Reimagining the Book as Object, Form and Idea
BOOKMORPHS: Artists’ Books from Greece & the UK, is an interactive exhibition held at the...
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Reading Greece: Natalie Katsou – “Experimentation is a strong moving force in my work”
Natalie Katsou is a theatre and performance lecturer, a director and a writer. Natalie studied Law...
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Bridging Science and Art: The Conceptual Vision of Euripides Papadopetrakis
Euripides Papadopetrakis is a visual artist whose work explores the intersection of art and...
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Reading Greece: Yiorgos Samoilis Οn Poetry and Psychology as Communicating Vessels
Dr. George (Yiorgos) Samoilis, originally from Greece, is a psychologist and university lecturer...
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Takis Mavrotas : “Art guides us toward the Sublime and the Beautiful”
Takis Mavrotas is a distinguished Greek art critic, curator and writer whose career has been...
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Recent Stories
National Archaeological Museum – Memories 1940-41: The rescue of the statues
On the occasion of the national anniversary of October 28th, 1940, the National Archaeological Museum (NAM) has published online a selection of valuable archival photographs documenting the concealment of antiquities during World War II. In the shadow of war and throughout the Nazi occupation the em...
28th of October 1940: The Greek "Ohi Day"
On “Ohi Day”, meaning “Day of ‘No’”, celebrated on October 28, we commemorate Greece’s defiant rejection of a fascist ultimatum during World War II, and the heroic counteroffensive against the subsequent Italian invasion of Greece. The public holiday is Greece’s second national day ....
A Portal to the Richness of Movable Greek Cultural Heritage
The Portal of Digital Collections of Mobile Monuments of the Ministry of Culture (National Archive of Monuments) includes objects – movable monuments that primarily originate from the collections of the Ephorates of Antiquities and the Museums of the Ministry of Culture and the broader Public Sect...