Set against the Athenian skyline, the evening experience will combine hands-on ceramics, wine, food and music, with participants taking home their finished work after a second firing

Inspired by Barbara Kruger’s bold visual language, the free workshop invites children to turn words and slogans into their own prints

The immersive exhibition at Gallery Dio Choria in Athens brings together sculpture, painting, beadwork and installations to examine transformation, beauty and the relationship between the sacred and everyday life

Three of Kefalonia’s oldest churches trace centuries of Greek religious art, from Byzantine frescoes to the Western-influenced Ionian School, surviving earthquakes, shifting empires and the passage of time

On the occasion of his exhibition “In the Light” on Lemnos, the painter talks about the Greek landscape, painting, and his journey across different art forms

At The Breeder in Athens, the artist transforms familiar logos, lyrics and sounds into unsettling reflections on violence, consumerism, collective memory and the unequal experience of the future

Stefan Bruggemann talks to BHMAgazino about "Cel d'or," his exhibit inspired by Ibiza's singular light

The leading Greek sculptor looks back on a journey spanning nearly seven decades, remembering his teachers and the high points of his career, and explaining why the human figure remains the non-negotiable core of his art

A new scientific study offers a fresh theory on what killed Simonetta Vespucci, a young woman long linked to Botticelli's Venus

In Japan, broken ceramics are mended back together with the use of a gold paste and given new life

After a career that already spans more than six decades, Sotiris Sorogas opens up his studio and talks about life, painting, Yiannis Moralis and the Greek intellectual tradition

The theologian and religious studies scholar with two doctorates, who divides his time between Greece and Australia, speaks to VIMAgazino about “our most religious writer,” the digitized letters that challenge stereotypes, the ecological — almost ESG— dimension of his work, and the unexpected dialogue between Greek thought and the philosophy and art of Indigenous Australian people.

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