From June 28 to September 27, this year's temporary exhibition presented by the Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation at the Museum of Contemporary Art οn Andros is thematic, dedicated to the multifarious Man Ray and his depictions of the "Visages of the Woman".
The Athens Open Air Film Festival takes place for the 5th year in a row, with more than 20 hand-picked projections in the capital's most prominent neighborhoods, converting Athens into a luminous film oasis.
The exhibition is part of the collaboration between the DESTE Foundation and the Benaki Museum, which aims to promote new and radical developments in contemporary art through a series of solo and group contemporary art exhibitions hosted at the museum.
The 5th Thessaloniki Biennale of Contemporary Art includes exhibitions, art events, a performance festival, workshops, symposia, meetings, guided tours and educational programs. This is the third and last part of a program which began back in 2011 focusing mainly on the Mediterranean Sea.
This year the International Meeting of Contemporary Art "Art-Athina 2015" celebrates its 20th edition. The greatest art event in Greece will open at the Faliro Pavilion (TaeKwonDo Stadium) on Thursday 4 June and will run from Friday 5 June until Sunday 7 June.
Through inspirational talks and interactive workshops delivered by internationally acclaimed culture professionals, cultureFWD workshop participants will share and collaborate on ideas, strengthen their ties, and gain knowledge and tools to boost their work and visibility.
The only Greek festival exclusively devoted to comics, Comicdom Con Athens, opens its doors to the public for the 10th consecutive year, on April 25-26, 2015
The Bernier-Eliades Gallery is pleased to present the show of Robert Wilson: Video Portraits of Lady Gaga. This is the second solo exhibition made by the artist in the gallery. 10.03.2015 to 14.05.2015
Artists are no longer alone in their studios, but out in the world, looking to cultivate the artists in every person. In this presentation, Boston-based journalist Alexa Mills will present the work of a small collection of artists, both locally and nationally, who have abandoned their studios and taken to the streets and neighborhoods to collaborate with their fellow citizens.
This show gathers a group of artists with ties to both Greece and New York, and asks them to examine what influence New York had on their art.
