Athens Insider Summer 2022

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PSALMIKA: Transcend and Transform at CAN Gallery’s ‘Psalms’ Exhibit by Manolis Daskalis Lemo...

WHAT'S ON: Reality and fantasy blur in the liminal space of Manolis Daskalakis Lemou's new solo exhibition this week at CAN Gallery's swanking new space in Omonoia. Crisply curated by Christina Androulidaki, Lemou's pieces invite us to marvel at the ever-evolving relationship between man and technology in the search for new-age creative innovation....

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René Habermacher’s NEW DIGS explores the world of herms

WHAT'S ON: Acclaimed artist Rene Habermacher introduces his first solo exhibition, “NEW DIGS,” at Space52 in Athens. Departing from traditional media, “NEW DIGS” offers a multidisciplinary exploration of photography, sculpture, drawing, sound, text, and mixed media. Habermacher’s work navigates contemporary gender discourse, Ancient Greek culture, ...

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American Artist Susan Daboll’s Solo Exhibition “Whose History is it anyway?”

WHAT'S ON: Art aficionados, prepare to be cap tivated by the world of artist Susan Daboll at the Parnassos Literary Society in Athens. Curated by Kostas Prapoglou, this solo exhibition delves into the complexities of human experience and existence. Daboll’s thought-provoking works offer powerful reflections on lost landscapes and interpersona...

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Negotiate With Nature at Anna Ampariotou’s Exhibition The Art of Doing Nothing and Parallel Hiking

WHAT'S ON: Running until late June, artist Anna Ampariotou's new exhibition at CITRONNE Gallery in Athens unveils a new series of digital works and ceramic sculptures. Experience Ampariotou’s contemplation of a non-obvious reality as she invites viewers to ponder the “Art of doing nothing” and the concept of “Parallel Hiking.” Engage with a pers...

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Love, lust, depraved jealousy: ‘Tosca’ at the Herodes Atticus this week

WHAT'S ON: This week, the Greek National Opera are performing 'Tosca' among the ancient stones of the Herodes Atticus. Love, lust, depraved jealousy, death: this stunning production, which was first performed in Rome in 1900, is hailed as one of the most famous operas in the worldwide repertoire. The show promises to captivate audiences with its...

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Greek Independence Day at the Benaki Museum

What: Odysseas Androutsos’s sword, Konstantinos Kanaris’s hand grenade, Andreas Miaoulis’s compass, Laskarina Bouboulina’s telescope and Lord Byron’s pistol, bring the History of the Greek War of Independence to life in the new permanent exhibition on the third floor of the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture, entitled “Modern Greece”. When: On Monda...

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