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Greek Soldiers Who Served in Cyprus Honoured with New Monument

Greece · Greece

Greek Soldiers Who Served in Cyprus Honoured with New Monument

Greek soldiers who served in Cyprus were honoured on Friday with the unveiling of a monument in Keramoti, Kavala, Greece, where President Nikos Christodoulides spoke of pursuing the reunification of the island through “assertive realism.” “Our aim and pursuit, through assertive realism and by strengthening the international standing of the…See the Story

Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine

Greece · Greece

Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine

Hippocrates (c. 460 – c. 370 BC) was a physician in Classical Greece, born on the island of Kos. For his foundational contributions to the nascent field of medical science he has been dubbed “the Father of Medicine”. Life and work Not much biographical information is known about Hippocrates, as the main sources are not entirely reliable and some contain different accounts on his life. It is however generally accepted that he was born in 460 BC o…See the Story

Konstantinos P. Kakarountas: "Moving Forward the Hellenic Animation | Hellenic Animation needs methodical planning and strategy"

Konstantinos P. Kakarountas: "Moving Forward the Hellenic Animation | Hellenic Animation needs methodical planning and strategy"

Award-winning director, producer, and animator Konstantinos P. Kakarountas is the founder of Dahouse Studio, a company specializing in moving image with a focus on new technologies. He is also the president of ASIFA Hellas and speaks enthusiastically about the future of Hellenic animation production, the challenges it faces, and the opportunities that have now emerged for professionals in the industry. ASIFA HELLAS | KONSTANTINOS P. KAKAROUNTAS …Read Article

(Another) Winter Journey : Refugee and local teens forge a common voice in contemporary reimagining of Schubert

Greek National Opera's educational program Co-OPERAtive, the first intercultural youth opera hub in Europe, will complete its fifth year by presenting a new music theatre performance titled (Another) Winter Journey. The performance will feature a mixed group of Athenian teenagers and unaccompanied asylum-seeking minors who were involved in the educational program, alongside the GNO Intercultural Choir. The asylum-seeking minors arrived in Athens…Attica · Attica Read Article

On the Paths of Japanese Aesthetics at the Gounaropoulos Museum

Japanese art is renowned for its distinctive aesthetics and cultural expressions. Incorporating Buddhist and Shinto influences, it emphasizes clean lines, subtle colors and an appreciation for “empty space”. Under the auspices of the Embassy of Japan in Greece, the Gounaropoulos Museum presents the exhibition “On the Paths of Japanese Aesthetics”. The exhibition brings together works […] The post On the Paths of Japanese Aesthetics at the Gounar…Greece · Greece Read Article

Kalamata International Dance Festival Unveils its Bold New Vision

The Kalamata International Dance Festival is synonymous with the flourishing of contemporary dance in Greece. From 1995 to the present day, it provides the public with works dedicated to the poetry of the human body, hosting creators who are shaping the very history of contemporary dance. The Festival’s artistic program will take place from July […] The post Kalamata International Dance Festival Unveils its Bold New Vision appeared first on Gree…Greece · Greece Read Article

The history of the Athenian “polykatoikía”

The modern city of Athens is often perceived as a concrete jungle filled with tall apartment buildings; this building type, the polykatoikía, and its omnipresence in the Greek capital, is often considered to be dreary and unartistic. In recent years, however, the polykatoikía has been the subject of a reappraisal by academics, architects and urban […] The post The history of the Athenian “polykatoikía” appeared first on Greek News Agenda.Attica · Attica Read Article

Stella Kapezanou and her emerald world

Visual artist Stella Kapezanou’s work reveals glimpses of a dreamlike realm. Her compositions are shaped by her unique artistic vocabulary: bold, intuitive, intimate, fluid. They radiate with color and light, reflecting tension, tenderness, and beauty. Her current exhibition Emerald Paintings at Skoufa Gallery, invites the audience to engage with the energy, rhythm and emotional depth […] The post Stella Kapezanou and her emerald world appeared …Greece · Greece Read Article

How the Battle of Crete Changed the Course of World War II

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Cretan fighters at the Battle of Crete. Public Domain The Battle of Crete will remain forever in military history as the scene of the largest German airborne operation of World War II. In Greek history, it also serves as yet another chapter exemplifying the bravery and ultimate triumph of the Hellenic spirit. The Cretans—who only four decades earlier had fought for and attained their independence after 250 years of Ottoman occupation—came out of…World War II · Crete See the Story

hristina Mitrentse and her peculiar forest environment

Christina Mitrentse, an interdisciplinary artist who incorporates elements from her research in forestry and mycology into her practice, transforms Citronne Gallery into a peculiar forest environment. Her solo exhibition “The Wood Wide Web”, includes paintings and sculptures made from old books, collages of “controversial” books, poisonous mushrooms and tree-trunk seats where mushroom-books sprout from. Mitrentse […] The post Christina Mitrentse…Greece · Greece Read Article

The Battle of Crete - Greek News Agenda

The Battle of Crete (also referred to as “Battle for Crete”) took place from 20 May until 1 June 1941, between the Allied Forces and the Axis powers; the Greek island of Crete was fiercely defended against the Axis invasion, as part of the German invasion of Greece in World War II. Crete would eventually […] The post The Battle of Crete appeared first on Greek News Agenda.Crete, Crete Region · Crete Read Article

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