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
Marking the 100-year anniversary of the birth of opera diva Maria Callas, a new museum opened its doors in late October in the heart of Athens, showcasing the tumultuous life and stellar career of the famous US-born Greek soprano. The Maria Callas Museum “combines technology with the power of lived experience”, according to outgoing Athens Mayor […]