Kostis Tzortzakakis’ refined illustrations
Kostis Tzortzakakis is a Greek cartoonist and illustrator, and an Architecture graduate of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
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Feeling artsy? Discover the best Greek cultural exhibitions, artists’ latest works, and fine design objects.
Lupimaris: a photo documentary dedicated to Greek fishermen and their boats
The photo documentary “Lupimaris” is dedicated to the history, stories and faces of Greek fishermen and their traditional colorful wooden boats.
Occupy Atopos – The Dreamer
While participating in the Occupy Atopos artist residency, The Dreamer redefines the UNLOCKED exhibition and its subject through his distinctive, colorful, pop style and transforms the Atopos cvc building into…
Nio, one little story: a book by Vassilis Selimas
“Nio, one little story” is the first book of painter Vassilis Selimas. It is a 46-pages illustrated book based on the narrations of his grandma, Nio (Antonia Selima) about her…
The mysterious creatures of Haralambos Katsatsidis
Haralambos Katsatsidis designs monumental, expressive works where fluidity of figures predominates.
ANTIO’S street art in Athens
ANTIO’S is a versatile artist based in Athens that’s involved in a variety of projects, creating on every surface that captures his interest.
Living PostCards from Greece
Living Postcards from Greece is a series of short videos that give life to traditional postcards, depicting the country’s mountains, urban landscapes, ancient monuments and sea.
Tom Megalis creates animated comedy series for the Greek community in the USA
Tom Megalis is a Greek American artist who works with painting, sculpture, prints, cut paper, films and drawing. This series of animations present in a humorous way stories of the…
“No Message” by Dimitris Polychroniadis
“The title of the series of works NO MESSAGE emerged from a dream I had recently. A bottle at the sea shore with a piece of paper inside. I break…
Rania Emmanouilidou’s works are an exploration of the human condition
In Rania Emmanouilidou’s works, human forms are immobilized; perpetually frozen on the verge of some movement, whose before and after are insignificant.