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Art’s deep purple

CONTINUING on the theme of the colours of the rainbow, the colour purple is now in focus at the Hellenic-French Association (League) on Kolonaki Square. The exhibition ‘Purple’, organised by Dimitris Lazarou, opened its doors to the public on Thursday (Feb 9), and runs till Feb 28. The official inauguration will be on Monday, Feb 13.

What can one say about the colour purple? Made from blue and red? A deep colour, associated with death in many countries, but also with sobriety (as is the case with amethyst). It has inspired so many creatives, from rock groups (Deep Purple), to writers (Alice Walker, who wrote ‘The Colour Purple’). This art exhibition now comes to show us what the colour purple means to artists, who have explored its many shades and tones: from lilac and lavender to the darkest mauve.

Work by Popi Kranidi

Participating artists: Chrysa Tsiari, Jocasta M. – Kostas G. Schnippering, Pelagia Androulaki (Pelarte design), Vasilis Axelis, Filio Vretou, Maria D. Georga, Pol;y Georgakopoulou, Leonidas Dairis, Theodoros Eleftheriadis, Efterpi Katsara, Dimitris Korolis, Popi Kranidi, Foteini Kritikaki, Angeliki Louka, Vasia Moustaka, Nansy Naoumidou, Viky Nomikou, Konstantina Dziavou, Anna Omiridi, Vasilis Palios, Yiola Pitta, Alexios Spanidis, Maria Sfinia, Mantalena Tani, Thodoris Trifyllis.

For more information, contact Dimitris Lazarou:

email: repdla@hotmail.com // dimitriolazarou@gmail.com

Official Opening: Feb 13, 5-9pm. Runs Feb 9-28.

The Hellenic-French Association (League), is on 2 Kolonaki Square, 4th floor. (entrance next to Pireos bank)

Open Monday-Friday (except for Wednesday): 5-9pm

Saturday 12-4pm.

Closed Sunday and Wednesday.

Free entrance

Work by Dimitris Korolis
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