The DESTE Foundation's new exhibition transforms Hydra's former Slaughterhouse into a powerful exploration of identity, displacement and the experiences of Greece's African community through installation and music

Five acclaimed sculptors are carving large marble blocks by the sea through July 20, ahead of works being installed around the city

A hands-on creative event in Kallithea invites participants of all skill levels to paint ceramic cat figurines while enjoying wine and light snacks in a relaxed setting

One of the landmark novels of 20th-century Latin American literature carries an unexpected reading guide: Praxiteles. José Balza’s portrait of 1960s Venezuela — now in an award-winning translation by Lefteris Makedonas — is steeped in ancient Greek aesthetics. Shortly before the deadly earthquake struck his homeland, the author spoke to VIMAgazino about the sculptor of antiquity, Kazantzakis and his relationship with the Greek world

The painter speaks with TO BHMA International Edition about memory, loss, Karagiozis, the sea that turned into trauma, and art that cannot exist without lived experience

The event attempts to bridge the long-standing gap between visual artists and ceramicists. The former usually view the latter as simple craftsmen, while the latter respond by accusing visual artists of having only a superficial technical understanding of the material.

Performances that challenge conventions while exploring what connects people across time, place, and evolving technology

In a rare interview, Marina Karella revisits the artists who shaped her journey and discusses “Le Passage”, an exhibition exploring transformation, mystery and the poetry of existence.

Regular engagement with cultural activities like reading, music, or museum visits slows biological aging, according to a new study

A series of beginner-friendly art sessions in central Athens combine painting, wine, music, and expert guidance

A work by Renaissance painter Lucas Cranach the Elder once hung in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment. But how did it get there?

The entire international jury of the world's oldest and most important contemporary art fair resigned days before its opening, refusing to engage with nations whose leaders face ICC charges. And the Venice Biennale scrapped its usual awards in favor of a public vote.

Banksy has placed a new statue in Waterloo Place, London, a suited man walking off a plinth, flag covering his face

Easter art: Some of the most famous representations of the Passion, Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ

Florian Knauss, director of the Glyptothek in Munich—a museum often described as an “ark” of classical and Roman antiquity—speaks about the ever-living, constantly evolving story of ancient artifacts, as well as the modern role of museums.

Once feared in olden tales, fairies are re-emerging as seductive vixens in today’s booming romantasy genre—blending romance, myth, and power in stories that captivate modern readers.

The #WeAreGreekWarriors show in Michigan brings to light the overlooked heroines of Greece’s 1821 Revolution.

New bill aims to address long-standing gaps in arts education, while drawing mixed reactions from opposition parties over access, planning and implementation

Police uncovered hundreds of counterfeit artworks and cultural items allegedly sold through auctions and online platforms, with authorities describing the case as a large-scale fraud operation