Yorgos Mavropsaridis celebrated his nomination at this year’s Oscars alongside his two daughters, who joined him on his journey to Los Angeles.
Yorgos Mavropsaridis celebrated his nomination at this year’s Oscars alongside his two daughters, who joined him on his journey to Los Angeles.
Greek sound artists Mr Clarinet and Echo Canyon blend ambient and destructive dub at the TV Control Center (91A Kyprou) on March 22.
Greek composer Jannos Eolou’s internationally acclaimed “Tangos of the Magic Reality” makes its Athens debuts with the ERT Contemporary Music Orchestra at the Athens Conservatoire (17-19 Vasileos Georgiou B) on March 21.
Wall of Sound, an electrifying techno music extravaganza, is the brainchild of DSV1, the stage name of American DJ and techno producer Zak Khutoretsky, a leading figure in the preservation of club culture.
Patti Smith tapped into her roots as a poet and narrator at the Onassis Foundation’s Stegi in Athens on Thursday and Friday, delivering a spellbinding performance on the devastating impact of climate change on our planet.
The inaugural WOW – Women of the World Festival takes place at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (364 Syngrou Avenue, snfcc.org).
A Culture Ministry draft bill that has been put up for public consultation foresees the creation of a new agency bringing together the two bodies responsible for film and television.
Blank Wall Gallery (55 Fokionos Negri, blankwallgallery.com) presents a group photography exhibition “Moments of Color,” curated by Markos Dolopikos.
In celebration of Greek Independence Day on March 25, the Municipality of Athens and the Organization for Culture, Sport and Youth of the Municipality of Athens (OPANDA) present the exhibition “Our Flags, Glorious Fabrics, Markings of History.”
Athens-based visual artist Tina Karageorgi’s (b. 1959) solo exhibition “Future Perfect” opens at the Skoufa Gallery (4 Skoufa, skoufagallery.gr) on Thursday.
The Goulandris Natural History Museum is hosting an exhibition titled “We Are One: Celebrating the natural world to which we all belong” by Stefanos Nanopoulos a.k.a. NANO.
The discovery of 10 shipwrecks as well as important individual finds has been announced after the completion in October last year of underwater archaeological research in the maritime area of Kasos island, in the southeast Aegean.
Sevdaliza brings her seductive vibes to Athens at Gagarin205 stage (205 Liosion, gagarin205.gr). If you need an introduction, let’s just mention that the Dutch-Iranian singer, songwriter and producer opened for Madonna during her recent Amsterdam performances.
The Athens Municipality Symphony Orchestra takes the stage at the Olympia Theater (59 Akadimias, oly.gr) with a symphonic repertoire titled “Sea.”
Through the lens of urban design, a partnership between visual artists Katerina Botsari from Greece and Karl Heinz Jeron from Germany seeks to bridge visual and auditory experiences.
Next month’s Paris 2024 Olympics flame lighting ceremony in ancient Olympia will showcase a new high priestess, redesigned costumes and fresh music as Greece looks to revamp the traditional ceremony.
Police in Thessaloniki issued a ban on public gatherings on Tuesday amid concerns about a rally that was being planned to protest a screening at the northern port city’s annual documentary festival.
The Thessaloniki-based National Theater of Northern Greece is celebrating an important milestone after hitting the 1-million seat mark in special group bookings.
The internationally acclaimed Russian pianist and faculty member at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, Natalia Trull, is coming to Athens to perform a piano recital at the Parnassos Literary Society (8 Georgiou Karytsi, lsparnas.gr).
After last year’s resounding success “A Man and His Double” returns to PLYFA (39 Koritsas, plyfa.space) for a limited run.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has extended his congratulations to Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos after his film “Poor Things” won four prizes at the 96th Academy Awards.
“Oppenheimer,” the blockbuster biopic about the race to build the first atomic bomb, claimed seven Academy Awards including the prestigious best picture trophy on Sunday as Hollywood celebrated a triumphant year in film. Emma Stone was named best actress for playing a woman revived from the dead in the dark and wacky comedy “Poor Things.”