“No foto!” was long the refrain from guards at the Reina Sofía museum in Madrid if a visitor dared to attempt to take a picture of “Guernica,” Pablo Picasso’s 1937 antiwar masterpiece.
VISUAL ARTS
One of the oldest art expos in Europe, Art Athina (aavirtual.gr) will celebrate its 30th edition this year at Zappeion Hall.
The Breeder presents “Seven Days in New Crete,” an solo exhibition by Aristeidis Lappas.
Wilhelmina’s Art Gallery brings its season to a close with a solo exhibition by the talented emerging artist Romain Cadilhon.
Focusing on subjects ranging from the destruction of nature to the position of women and their traditional role, Niki Kanagini (1933-2008) was a trailblazer on the Greek art scene. Her work will be showcased at the Roma Gallery in an exhibition titled “The Materiality of Writing,” curated by Eleni Hamalidi.
Big Blue Dot, a nonprofit organization based in Greece, is devoted to advancing the evolution of contemporary ceramics.
Eminent international artist Barthelemy Toguo will grace the closing of the exhibition “Life is a Dream” at Wilhelmina’s Art Gallery on Hydra.
The Panos and Ilias Iliopoulos Museum in Filiatra, in Messinia, southwest Peloponnese, is hosting an exhibition of works by the pioneering Greek artist Pavlos (1930-2019).
Organized by the City of Athens at the Municipal Gallery on downtown Leonidou & Myllerou streets, “Encore” offers a showcase of new Greek art.
Delving into this year’s International Museum Day theme of sustainability and how cultural institutions are affected by climate change and can contribute to combatting its effects, the Museum of Byzantine Culture presents a two-part exhibition, “Phoenix – Agon.”
Investigating the repercussions of technology on the human imagination, “Dream Machines” is a group exhibition at the Hydra branch of the DESTE Foundation for Contemporary Art.
The Thessaloniki Museum of Modern Art has taken over the Moni Lazariston venue with an exhibition of pieces from its famed Costakis Collection of Russian avant-garde art – arguably one of the best of its kind in the world.
“The Mediterranean Diet” photography exhibition is on display at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens-EMST.
The trip from central Athens to Elefsina and the West Attica town’s Old Olive Mill takes me through a hot, “post-industrial world in transition and looming uncertainty,” just as the note on the exhibition I’m heading to promises.
Inspired by the myth of Icarus, “Falling,” a sculptural sound installation by Coti K. and Dimitris Georgakopoulos at Acrocorinth, delves into the themes of arrogance and downfall.
Immerse yourself in Marina Xenofontos’ creations at Hot Wheels Athens.
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