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Dimitris Anastasiou is a contemporary Greek artist renowned for his unique fusion of realism and dreamlike surrealism. Whether through paintings, polyptychs, or graphic novels, his work consistently evokes an atmosphere of cinematic stillness, existential depth and psychological complexity. He speaks to Greek News Agenda about his artistic language, his personal presence in art and the quiet power of concealment.
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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 ...
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Yiannis Bouteas’s Stratifications – Transformations is on view at the Archaeological Museum of Poros, co-organized by CITRONNE Gallery. Also showing: Yiannis Adamakos’s In Between. Both run until Sept 21—visit Poros, the greenest gem of the Argosaronic Gulf!

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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. ...
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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.
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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...
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