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ΕXHIBITIONS

The Garden

CULTURAL CENTER OF OPUS ATALANTIS

January 28 to February 5, 2023

Stigma

35 visual artists have an artistic conversation with patients of Psychiatric Institutions and healthcare workers
DROMOKAITEIO

October 10, 2023

SYMBOLS II MEMORY

The exhibition lasted from May 20 to June 15, 2023 and was developed simultaneously in 5 historical landmarks of the Old Town of Chania: the KAM, the Giali Mosque, the Sabbionara Gate, the chapel of Agios Roccos and the Hammam on Katre Street.

Works of Life

Works of Life Exhibition – Firefighters create visual art works

Curated by: Jimmy Chitas – Visual Artist / Fire Department Officer

The Project Gallery, Normanou 3, Athens

The exhibition Works of Life – Firefighters create works of art, curated by Jimmy Chitas, took place from Thursday December 15th to Saturday December 17th at the Project Gallery.

Meeting Point

Hexagon: Group art exhibition at the ASFA site (Circuits & Currents) in Exarchia

4/4/2022 to 15/4/2022

Thessaloniki International Fair 2021

85th Thessaloniki International Fair 11-19/9/2021

SYMBOLS & ICONIC RUINS

137 artists, architects and art historians from Greece and abroad present 110 works at the Temporary Exhibitions Space (-1) of EMST from May 27 to October 24, 2021. 110 artworks by 137 artists, architects, and art theorists from Greece and abroad are presented in the Temporary Exhibitions Space (-1) of the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens (EMST) from May 27 to October 24, 2021.

The SYMBOLS & Iconic Ruins exhibition explores the ways in which we perceive and approach potent cultural symbols, bringing together under a common conceptual framework contemporary works of art and architecture by prominent artists and architects from Greece and abroad. The exhibition marks an attempt to synthesize different conceptualisations of the symbol, by drawing eclectic affinities and highlighting common features, regardless of the radically different points of departure and processes involved in their production. In addition to independent artworks, which reflect on the relationship between artistic and architectural creation, the core of the exhibition consists of three distinct but interconnected themes: the Acropolis of Athens, post-war architecture in Central Europe and the Berlin Wall. According to Panayotis Pangalos, the chief curator of the SYMBOLS & Iconic Ruins exhibition, “the aim is to establish a unique dialogue between different species of ruins that hold pertinent symbolic value.”

THE [H'] LAB AT THE SYNOIKISMOS-ELEUSIS 2021

2018, "Eleusis 2021 European Capital of Culture", Artist hosting program in collaboration with the Athens School of Fine Arts (H’ Workshop ASFA).