The Mount Athos Center is hosting an exhibition of photographs from an expedition to the monastic communities of Mount Athos and Meteora in 1929.
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In “Alienation,” photographer Vangelis Gkinis exhibits the product of six months of research and more than 4,700 kilometers of traveling across the country to speak to 28 workers in different industries in a study on labor in Greece.
Photographer Thalassini Douma sounds the alarm about climate change with a show at the Herakleidon Museum.
In “The World as an Open Studio,” Greek-Canadian Christos Dikeakos presents a retrospective spanning five decades of work.
An amendment concerning photographs on the new identity cards issued by Greek authorities has alarmed professional photographers and prompted their union to call a nationwide strike on Monday.
On Oct 8, 1965, the chief of Israel’s foreign intelligence service, the Mossad, presented the country’s prime minister with a plan to assassinate several leading Palestinian militants based in Beirut with letter bombs.
Elli Sougioultzoglou-Seraidari, the renowned interwar photographer Nelly’s who captured highlights of the Greek capital like few others, lived two lives and the second began with a piece in Kathimerini nearly 50 years ago. It was titled “Classifieds” and spoke about “looking for traces of the renowned photographer Nelly’s.” It was written […]
As part of the re-emerging trend of printed photography, the industrious Greek photographer Angelos Christofilopoulos has recently published PAUSEIS – the silence in between – a monthly independent magazine.
Associated Press photojournalit Petros Giannakouris tells Kathimerini about the realities on the ground in earthquake-stricken southern Turkey
Hundreds of archives, thousands of printed publications, unique works of art, an important collection of newspapers, magazines, posters and leaflets will be presented to the public on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Contemporary Social History Archives (ASKI).
The City of Athens’ Serafeio Community Center is hosting the first-ever B&W Athens Photography Festival.
Mercedes Jimenez-Cortes often takes pictures of herself in the domed mirrors that hang in parking garages.
The Thessaloniki Museum of Photography presents “Fred Boissonnas and the Mediterranean: A Photographic Odyssey” at the port warehouse complex, comprising 110 works and multimedia applications.
The Blank Wall Gallery is hosting a solo show by self-taught and critically acclaimed Cuban documentary and analogue photographer Jose Ney Mila Espinosa.
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