Developed as a hobby project in 2008 by Athens-based visual effects artist Dimitris Tsalkanis, the Ancient Athens 3D website presents a series of digital reconstructions of the city through time, from the Mycenaean Bronze Age (1600 BC) to the Early Modern period (AD 1833). The project’s latest video, launched in November, showcases Classical Athens at […]
The Museum of Cycladic Art has unveiled a microsite allowing audiences far and wide to enjoy the spectacular displays of its ongoing exhibition “Kallos: The Ultimate Beauty.”
The American College of Greece is organizing a concert lecture on “The empowering role of music in the 1821 war for independence” on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Kathimerini newspaper is organizing a two-day conference on the health and socioeconomic challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Starting on Friday, a three-day virtual event will be held to mark the 80th anniversary of the Greek Nationality Room of the University of Pittsburgh.
Following the success of its previous four editions, the Israeli Film Festival returns with five documentary films that explore vital themes in the country’s society and culture.
The Philoi: Association of Friends of the Gennadius Library in Greece will hold an online lecture on “Boston: Capital of American Philhellenism” on Wednesday, October 20, at 7 p.m. (Greek time).
Responding to popular demand, the Spanish Language Film Festival of Athens is streaming six movies from Argentina, Cuba, Mexico, Peru and Spain online from October 12-14 for fans.
To commemorate the China-Greece Year of Culture and Tourism, the Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports and its Chinese counterpart, the National Cultural Heritage Administration, have launched an online exhibition presenting the famous Terracotta Army of Xi’an, central China.
Greece scored the highest annual increase in Europe in electronic commerce turnover last year, per the yearly report on the industry released by Ecommerce Europe and EuroCommerce.
The uncovering of unique Late Roman and Byzantine remains during excavations for a metro system in Thessaloniki in northern Greece has called into question how a country comes to terms with the treatment and display of its material past.
The George Seferis Chair of Modern Greek Studies at Harvard University and the Karamanlis Chair of Hellenic and European Studies at The Fletcher School at Tufts will co-sponsor a two-day international conference marking the 200th anniversary since the 1821 Greek war of independence.
Greece’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority is warning consumers about the multitude of existing online scams and ways to protect themselves.
Individuals and businesses seeking official translations of documents can now complete the entire process online, following the abolition of the Foreign Ministry’s inhouse translation service.
The turnover of electronic commerce in Greece last year is estimated to have come to 10.7 billion euros, compared to about €7.5 billion in 2019, as the pandemic played a crucial role in this jump amounting to 42.7%, according to the intermediary report released by the Competition Commission this week.
Illegal drug production on European soil increased during the coronavirus pandemic last year as lockdowns helped move drug sales from streets to encrypted online platforms, according to an analysis of continental drug trends released Wednesday.
