The Culture Ministry’s Directorate for the Restoration of Ancient Monuments is due next week to submit the first architectural study carried out for the Amphipolis Tomb, discovered on Kasta Hill in Central Macedonia in 2012.
Marshes, decay, closely held secrets, a rural town and a mysterious murder that needs solving: No, this is not a new season of “True Detective” – it’s “The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea,” the latest movie by Syllas Tzoumerkas.
The Culture Ministry’s Directorate for the Restoration of Ancient Monuments is due next week to submit the first architectural study carried out for the Amphipolis Tomb, discovered on Kasta Hill in Central Macedonia in 2012.
Any conversation with Anna Wintour is bound to be interesting. I had confessed right at the start that I knew almost nothing about fashion; she responded by simply saying that she hoped we wouldn’t be talking “only about fashion.”
Admission to state-run museums and archaeological sites around the country will be free of charge as of Sunday (Dec. 1), the Culture Ministry announced on Friday.
Geoffrey Robertson’s new book “Who Owns History? Elgin’s Loot and the Case for Returning Plundered Treasure” has just come out following years of research.
Clothes should be cherished, reworn and even passed on to the next generation, Anna Wintour, the influential editor of Vogue magazine said, calling for more sustainability in the fashion world and less of a throwaway culture.
US Vogue’s famous editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour, spoke of the need for a sustainable lifestyle during the first “Change Makers” conference in Athens on Wednesday, organized by the Greek edition of the magazine and Kathimerini.
The Maria Callas Greek Society is inviting the public to a concert in honor of the Greek soprano and superstar, set to take place at 8 p.m. on Friday, at the Olympia City Music Theater Maria Callas.
The fourth Art Thessaloniki International Contemporary Art Fair that kicks off on Thursday at the northern port city’s International Exhibition & Congress Center and runs to Sunday, is honoring the Greek-American Hollywood actor Billy Zane.
The opening hours of Athens' main state-run museums will alter this Sunday (November 17) to accomodate the events held in commemoration of the 1973 Polytechnic students uprising, the Culture Ministry said.
Pensioners demonstrate in the rain outside the Parliament in central Athens on Saturday. The protest was organized by pensioner unions. Among a long list of demands issued in a statement by associated pension organizations, protesters are demanding that they be compensated for the cuts that have been made, including the 13th and 14th pensions, as well as calling for increased pensions that are not based on “conditions prevalent in the previous century.” [ANA-MPA]