The summer is slowly approaching its peak; the July leavers are putting it down, trying to find some “passage” to the Greek islands that is not prohibitive for their valandio. Those who find it, will take the road, to find themselves on some charming beach. For those looking for something more, a visit to one of the art exhibitions that are hosted, as they do every summer, on the Aegean or Ionian islands is an extremely tempting proposition. From these suggestions, we present some of the most important or the most special…

  • Saronic

“Dream Machines” in Hydra

The effect of technology on the human imagination is examined by the exhibition “Dream Machines”, edited by Daniel Birnbaum and Massimiliano Gioni, presented by the DESTE Foundation, in its exhibition space, in the Old Slaughterhouses of Hydra and in their surroundings. The exhibition includes works by historical artists, such as Duchamp and Wilhelm Reich, as well as many important contemporaries, such as Jeff Koons, Pipilotti Rist and Pamela Rosenkranz. [Έως 30 Οκτωβρίου]

  • Cyclades

Chronis Botsoglou in Andros

Exhibition

A large retrospective exhibition of the work of Chronis Botsoglou (1941-2022), one of the most important performing artists of contemporary Greek art, is presented by the Vasilis and Eliza Goulandris Foundation at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chora tis Andros, curated by Maria Koutsomalli-Moreau. The exhibition presents more than one hundred works, pencil drawings, pastels, oil paintings, watercolours, bronzes, brasses and plasters, which cover the period from 1953 to 2018, i.e. more than sixty-five years of an extremely fruitful artistic journey. [Έως 1η Οκτωβρίου]

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