The internationally renowned sculptor, in a wide-ranging interview with To Vima International edition, speaks about the social role and commercialisation of art and culture, the meaning of patriotism, and an all-powerful economy that overshadows everything.

This episode of Explaining Greece delves into the world of Savvopoulos — or “Nionios,” as his fans lovingly call him. Still, what you’ll hear is only a glimpse; the real Savvopoulos can only be discovered through his songs

Two decades after George Zongolopoulos' passing, Sianti Gallery honors the “eternal adolescent” of Greek sculpture whose works defined public art from Athens to Brussels

With a slow rhythm and a tender gaze, Leda Kontogiannopoulou transforms urban solitude and everyday objects into living narratives, in an exhibition that reminds us of the power of silence

Marina Satti embarks on her first major European tour, bringing her unique musical universe from Brussels and Berlin to London and beyond

Speaking to the German tabloid Bild, the Greek singer acknowledged AfD leader Alice Weidel’s status as an elected official, but made clear she could not accept the values associated with the far-right party. “I won’t allow my stage to be used as a platform for such rhetoric or politics,” she said.

With the Nike of Paros and the Gorgon as guides, sculptor Venia Dimitrakopoulou enters a dialogue across millennia at the Archaeological Museum of Paros

Enjoy a full moon night with DJ sets and Acropolis views, creative family Sundays, and English-language tours through the life of Maria Callas—one of the 20th century’s most legendary opera divas

A century after his birth, the late artist returns to the spotlight with a major retrospective exhibition in Athens and Andros, showcasing the breadth, timelessness and global resonance of his work

A unique blend of history and pop art, the “Byzantine Tales” comic series is captivating audiences in Greece and beyond—reviving the Eastern Roman Empire through vivid storytelling and visual flair

The Chania Municipal Art Gallery offers a sweeping view of 150 years of Greek artistic creation in its latest exhibition, "Journeys in Art", featuring major Greek artists and running through November 2

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

As 2025 is dedicated to Mikis Theodorakis, the Athens Music Hall launches the centenary celebrations with two performances featuring Maria Farantouri, the first singer to perform the iconic album 50 years ago, alongside baritone Tassis Christoyannis

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

Kaiti Grey, a prominent figure in Greek popular music (Laiko), was the highest-paid singer of the 1960s

On Thursday, December 12, experience "Asterismyth": a captivating musical performance that brings constellations and Greek mythological figures to life, presented by the namesake Greek jazz ensemble

Every year-end roundup is going to be biased, personal, flawed, and colored by what the judge went through that year. This list certainly is. But to my mind, these are some of the albums that defined the Greek music scene in 2024. They’re albums that encapsulate what was going on, what we were listening to, […]

'Maestro in Blue', the first Greek series to premiere on Netflix, returns with a groundbreaking third season, spanning four episodes. The season debuts on Mega TV on December 2 at 10pm , followed by its Netflix release on December 3

Destined for the landfill, useless items become art works with a powerful message. 'To Vima International Edition' spoke to Greek artist Iordanis Poimenidis about creative recycling.

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