Four masked thieves used a lift truck to break into the Louvre’s Apollon Gallery and steal priceless royal jewels in under ten minutes, raising questions about the museum’s security

The robbers attacked the first two galleries—the Napoleon Gallery and the French Sovereigns’ Gallery—stealing nine pieces from Napoleon and the Empress’s jewelry collection

Beyond its famous landmarks, Rome conceals small cultural treasures—gems of history, art, and daily life that reveal the city’s timeless power and identity

The presentation of part of Nikos Kazantzakis' correspondence with his wife Eleni Samiou from the collections of the Kazantzakis Museum in Myrtia, Crete, marks the start of a new era for the institution—one focused on research

Michalis Taroudakis, president of the Board of Directors of the museum dedicated to the great author and thinker, and its director Marilena Milathianaki, guide VIMAgazino through its spaces and speak about its activities, which remain faithful to the universal spirit of a man who was — and continues to be — read by every generation of modern Greece, and who is admired from the United States to faraway India and China.

Each year, the Greek branch of ICOMOS marks this anniversary with special events.

The establishment of a new center for the study of the Cycladic civilization was announced last week by the Greek culture ministry. Emerging in the central Aegean islands during the late Neolithic to early Bronze Age, this iconic culture is widely known for its schematic figurines of mostly female subjects, often carved in local marble. […]

The three projects funded by the RRF will aim to strengthen MOMus digital and cultural presence, as well as its social contribution

This weekend's top picks include art exhibitions spanning from the 30's to the present day, a swing musical concert, and an all-time classic theatrical performance

The 60th Venice Biennale will commence in spring with a Greek representation, featuring the artistic, hybrid visual installation 'Dryland'

The first phase of this endeavor includes content production, documentation, scientific research for reproduction, Greek text editing, translation, cataloging, and architectural designs of public buildings, such as Kâmil Bey, Acrocorinth structures, among others.

A new exhibition entitled “Chaeronea, 2 August, 338 BC: A Day That Changed the World”, debuts today, Thursday, at the Museum of Cycladic Art in central Athens. The exhibition, held in collaboration with the Greek culture ministry, is part of a new series of archaeological presentations called ‘Human Histories’. The latest exhibition highlights the importance […]

Under Antonis Samaras's tenure, the Acropolis Museum opened to the public

UNESCO-Recognized Events, Exclusive Film Premieres, and Museum Celebrations Illuminate the Life and Legacy of the Iconic Soprano

The idea for a museum dedicated to Callas emerged 24 years ago, with a collection assembled through auction purchases, donations from private collectors and negotiations with record companies.