Dimitris Anastasiou: “Art is a concealment that aims at some kind of revelation”
Renowned for his unique fusion of realism and dreamlike surrealism, Dimitris...
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Poros Island on Display: Art, History, and Natural Beauty Unite
Yiannis Bouteas’s exhibition, “Stratifications – Transformations,” is currently...
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Hydra’s Ongoing Legacy of Artistic Expression
The island of Hydra has been one of the most important cultural centers since the 1950s,...
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Nelly’s Santorini Photographic Journey (1928-1932): The Aegean in Black and White
About 100 years ago, Greek photographer Elli Souyioultzoglou-Seraidari (1899-1998), –better known...
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From Canvas to Clay: Katerina Giannaca’s Playful Vision
On the serene island of Aegina, surrounded by groves and sea breezes, lives an artist who has...
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Skarkos on Ios: Early Cycladic Heritage Meets Contemporary Art
Skarkos, on the Aegean island of Ios, is the largest, most important and best preserved Early...
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“Journeys in Art”: A Chronicle of Greek Art
The Municipal Gallery of Chania, in collaboration with the Centre for Culture, Research, and...
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Takis’ Philosophy: A Dialogue Between Art, Science and the Cosmos
Art, Magnetism, and the Infinite: A Tribute to Takis The Basil & Elise Goulandris...
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Dimitris Anastasiou: “Art is a concealment that aims at some kind of revelation”
Renowned for his unique fusion of realism and dreamlike surrealism, Dimitris Anastasiou stands out as a significant figure in contemporary Greek art. Whether through paintings, polyptychs, or graphic novels, Anastasiou’s work consistently evokes an atmosphere of cinematic stillness, existential ...
Poros Island on Display: Art, History, and Natural Beauty Unite
Yiannis Bouteas’s exhibition, “Stratifications – Transformations,” is currently running at the Archaeological Museum of the Saronic island of Poros. The exhibition is co-organized by CITRONNE Gallery in collaboration with the Ephorate of Antiquities of Piraeus and Islands. Art historian Dr. ...
The 3 September 1843 Revolution - The birth of constitutionalism in Greece - Greek News Agenda
The Revolution of 3 September 1843 marked the end of absolute monarchy in Greece. The successful uprising, led by the Greek Army with the support of a large part of the Greek people, resulted in the granting of a constitution and the adoption of universal suffrage. Among the main leaders of the revo...