Stories
In his largest-ever exhibition at the Benaki Museum in Athens, the celebrated portrait photographer explores the masks of authority, the humanity behind power and the deep personal connections that have shaped his work
The painter talks about Moralis, Paris, and the images from Corinth to Hydra he carries with him
A fresh generation of Greek musicians is looking beyond borders, confident that their music can resonate with audiences worldwide
In an interview with To Vima International Edition, Professor of French History at Harvard University, Mary D. Lewis, examines the historical roots of France’s social unrest, the contradictions of republican ideals and the growing divisions reshaping French society.
I have never witnessed such human suffering’ - Amputations, shortages, children growing up amid war, and a doctor’s warning that an entire generation risks being left with permanent disabilities
After 28 years, 50,000 kilometres and 29 countries, British adventurer Karl Bushby has finally completed one of the most extraordinary journeys in modern exploration. From the jungles of the Darién Gap to the frozen Bering Strait and the waters of the English Channel, he has overcome seemingly impossible obstacles to fulfil a promise he made to himself in 1998. Speaking exclusively to TO VIMA, he reflects on the sacrifices, loneliness, kindness of strangers and the emotional challenge of returning home.
As tattoo parlors multiply throughout the country, legislative gaps and inadequate safety checks have veteran local artists concerned over the future of the sector
The art collector speaks of the works that only disclose their meaning years down the line, and of the art that finds its place beyond established exhibition spaces
