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Photography Contest for U.S. 250th Anniversary “Hellenic Footprints: Greek Stories in Midwest”
The Consulate General of Greece in Chicago and the Hellenic Museum of Michigan launch a Midwest photography contest for the U.S. 250th anniversary. Deadline April 20, 2026.
Maria Callas’ La Scala Costumes Make Historic U.S. Debut at GW’s Brady Art Gallery
Original opera costumes worn by Maria Callas at La Scala are on view for the first time in the U.S. at GW’s Brady Art Gallery through March 21, 2026.
MOMUS Air: Contemporary Art Lands at Thessaloniki Airport
A new cultural space at Thessaloniki Airport, MOMus Air brings contemporary Greek art into the departures hall, offering travelers free access to rotating exhibitions and digital installations.
How Agamemnon’s Golden Mask Found a New Audience in China
A digitally crafted replica of the famous Mask of Agamemnon is drawing long lines in China, where visitors at the Sanxingdui Museum are discovering one of Greece’s most iconic artifacts up close.
A Golden Glimpse of Motherhood in Ancient Macedonia
A tiny gold ring unearthed near Thessaloniki captures a mother nursing her child—a rare glimpse of private life in ancient Macedonia.
Frida in Thessaloniki: Between Immersion and Intimacy
Two exhibitions bring Frida Kahlo to Thessaloniki this fall: an immersive journey through her art at Panorama Digital Theatre and an intimate look at her personal photographs at MOMus. Together they reveal both the myth…
Mount Athos Beyond the Visible
Black-and-white photographs from Mount Athos reveal the hidden rhythms of monastic life. Giannis Giannatos’ exhibition, “Beyond the Visible,” opens in Thessaloniki on September 27 in the presence of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew before traveling to Strasbourg.
Elements in Harmony: Greek Artists in New York’s SoHo
A SoHo loft becomes the stage for Elements in Harmony, a new exhibition running September 10–30. Greek and international artists present ceramics, painting, photography, and design side by side, curated by Dr. Sozita Goudouna in…
Looking Back: Nelly’s Santorini Comes Into View
An exhibition on Santorini brings back Nelly’s photographs from the 1920s and 30s. Her quiet images of villages, rooftops, and light now serve as both art and archive, capturing an island before the earthquake of…
Greek Art Now: A Digital Window Into Modern Hellenic Creativity
Over 1,500 works of modern and contemporary Greek art are now just a click away. Greek Art Now, a new initiative from Google Arts & Culture, invites visitors to explore a richly curated selection of…
What Moves Us: A Letter From Thessaloniki
What thirty students taught me about presence, light, and trusting the image before it makes sense. There’s something quietly powerful about watching someone discover movement, not just in their body, but in how they see…
Byzantine Reflections: Timeless Art And Sacred Spaces At Stockton University
Galloway, NJ – Last week, Stockton University’s Lower Art Gallery in Galloway became a hub of cultural and historical exploration with the opening of “Byzantine Reflections: Ancient and Modern in Church Architecture and Iconography.” The…
