Art exhibitions

The exhibition features works from 18 artists across various media, each responding to the city’s rapid transformation.

From Greek folklore embroideries to African culture and identity, talks on Athens’ apartment buildings, innovative sculptors, and non-conventional feminist iconography

This weekend, choose from an exhibition on art’s political role in Southern Europe, a unique concert blending Greek folk with Latin American and Celtic sounds, a magical bubble show for kids, a cinephile film festival, and a classical music concert

Drawing from the Japanese notion of “Ma” and her intimate relationship with fabric, Eleni Krikki’s artworks explore the interplay of presence, absence, and memory, inviting viewers to reflect on emotional and physical spaces

Reinstatement > 72 Centuries A.C. is a continuation of 15 smaller works by sculptor Giorgos Georgiadis created between 2014 and 2024, titled Reverse Mythology

Bridging past and present, these five exhibitions are closing in early 2025

For the first time ever, artworks from the Cycladic islands come to Athens to tell the untold stories of women through time.

A highlight of this celebration is the exchange of two symbolic artworks, including the presentation of these masterpieces as gifts between the Indonesian and Greek people.

From August 12 to 18, audiences across Greece can experience a range of unique musical events, musical theater, and dance performances, all centered around this year's thematic focus: the concept of Conflict.

Stylized depictions of human anatomy, using digital 3D prints, by Costas Picadas are displayed alongside sculptures by Aris Katsilakis at Santorini's contemporary art museum

FokiaNou Art Space continues its annual Flower Power exhibition for a third year, exploring life and beauty through plant motifs in diverse art forms

The American College of Greece (ACG) displays artworks from its collection for the public as part of the Arts Festival 2024

Debut of the four exhibitions (free admission) and festival inaugurate summer season in Greek capital