The George & Aristea Mamidakis Foundation invites applications from Greek and interenational artists for the 2025 Art Prize. Continue reading
Tag Archives: sculpture
Dikefalos’ ‘Sculpture in Light’
AFTER A FIFTEEN-YEAR BREAK from his last exhibition, the outstanding sculptor (and Professor in the Department of Visual Arts and Art Sciences at the University of Ioannina) Kostas Dikefalos makes his comeback with a solo exhibition titled ‘Sculpture in Light’, to be inaugurated at Sianti Gallery on Friday, June 14, 8pm. Runs till July 13. Continue reading
Tinian marble’s past and future
The Benaki Museum is hosting the exhibition ‘A Future for the Past’, which focuses on Tinian marble carving. Runs till June 30. Continue reading
Antonitsis’ fifth solo at Tounta
IN HIS FIFTH solo exhibition at Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Dimitrios Antonitsis presents a large-scale sculpture, a comment on the current socio-political landscape both in and beyond the art world. Runs till June 27. Continue reading
‘Sculpting Eros’ at Kourd Gallery
VENIA DIMITRAKOPOULOU’S exhibition ‘Sculpting Eros’ brings together the artist’s sculptures and installations at Kourd Gallery in Athens. The exhibition runs May 23-September 28. Continue reading
Papagiannis’s mythical quest in a dystopian world
Theodoros Papagiannis’s works can be found at Sianti Gallery these days, in a mini-retrospective which includes his latest army of terracotta figurines. Runs till Feb 28 Continue reading
An Italian-Greek residency’s Athenian artistic explorations
The first artists residency at Domus Art Gallery Athens, is a unique Italian-Greek collaboration inspired by 9 postcards. Continue reading
Back to art in Athens
AS WE settle into our Autumn programme of events, which for many means back to school, there are others who prefer to go back to art! The exhibition ‘Back to Art’ at the exhibition space of the Hellenic-French Association on Kolonaki Square, will certainly add some spice to your visual experience of the city, with … Continue reading
Margarita Radeva: “A true artist is someone who sees the world differently”
Stella Sevastopoulos talks to artist Margarita Radeva about the pros and cons of following an art career today, her experience as an art education professional, and more… THERE are many who teach art, but not many who do it properly. In many schools, art is considered of no importance, hence an excuse for the art … Continue reading
Dr Anfam on the Greek influences in Lynda Benglis’s art
Stella Sevastopoulos speaks to Dr David Anfam about the current exhibition of works by Lynda Benglis, on show in Athens at the Museum of Cycladic Art’s Stathatos Mansion: THE EXHIBITION ‘Lynda Benglis: In the Realm of the Senses’ at the Museum of Cycladic Art’s Stathatos Mansion in Athens (runs till March 15), heralds the first … Continue reading