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Sotiris Bahtsetzis: Art History is fundamentally a form of visual literacy

Interview by Zeta Tzioti Sotiris Bahtsetzis is among those who embody this expanded understanding of art. He serves as President of the Department of Culture,...

Aris Chantzopoulos (Forvitinn): Between the Forest, Myth and the Night

Interview by Zeta Tzioti  Some artists draw inspiration from reality; others create entire universes. Aris Chantzopoulos, also known as Forvitinn, undoubtedly belongs to the latter...

Caitlind Brown and Wayne Garrett: “A Work of Art Must Converse with Time, Whether Through Its Durability or Its Natural Decay”

Written by Zeta Tzioti The Art Prize of the G. & A. Mamidakis Foundation is being awarded for the sixth consecutive year, reaffirming its role as an institution...

The Scent of Salt: Konstantinos Korsovitis and the Art of Memory, Desire and Transformation

Based in Athens and originally from Sydney, photographer and visual artist Konstantinos Korsovitis has spent decades exploring identity, storytelling and human vulnerability through photography....

Victor Koen: The Power of the Image in a Changing World

Interview: Zeta Tzioti Victor Koen’s illustration has long operated on the threshold between visual poetry and sharp commentary on contemporary society. Based in New York...

Erietta Vordoni: Painting the Inner Garden

Greek visual artist Erietta Vordoni has developed a distinctive artistic language that combines philosophical reflection with experimental materials, creating works that invite the viewer...

Tassos Dimos: Romantic Painting and His Presence in the Auction Market

Tasos Dimos is widely regarded as one of the contemporary Greek painters whose work embodies a deeply romantic sensibility, distinguished by atmospheric nuance, lyrical...

Irini Kana: A Distinct Voice in Contemporary Greek Painting and the Auction Spotlight

In the evolving landscape of contemporary Greek art, painter Irini (Eirini) Kana has emerged as a compelling artistic presence whose work bridges painterly sensitivity...

Mapping Absence: Silent Memory in the Works of Nikos Kanoglou at the Hellenic American Union, Athens

The Hellenic American Union presents The Absence of the Present, the first solo painting exhibition by visual artist Nikos Kanoglou, curated by the art...

From Antiquity to Contemporary Vision: Katia Varvaki at the National Archaeological Museum Café, Athens

Katia Varvaki’s recent body of work, titled “Eros and Psyche”, presented at the Café of the National Archaeological Museum, curated by the renowned Greek...

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Sotiris Bahtsetzis: Art History is fundamentally a form of visual literacy

Interview by Zeta Tzioti Sotiris Bahtsetzis is among those who embody this expanded understanding of art. He serves as President of the Department of Culture,...

Sphinx Hotel: A Timeless Naxian Story Since 1985

By Christina P. Mallaki In the heart of Naxos Town, just a few steps from the crystal-clear waters of Agios Georgios & Agios Prokopios Beach,...

Shaken or stirred: The impossible is served

By Christina P. Mallaki Before the spirits, before the garnish, before the first pour, there is ice. It is the most understated element in mixology, yet...