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Margarita Petrova’s art exhibition “Second Skin” at the Aisxylia 2026 | August 31–October 3, 2026
Margarita Petrova’s art exhibition “Second Skin” explores constructed gender stereotypes and the way in which they ...More
The Epidaurus Festival ends with a masterful production of “Ion” | By Panos Liakos
By Panos Liakos Classicist-Translator-Film Historian The Cyprus Theater Organization’s (THOC) descent into the auditorium of the ...More
Dimitris Athanitis’s “Medea” comes to Petrosophy | August 31, 2026
The film “Medea” by Dimitris Athanitis, which will be screened as part of the film events ...More
The Melbourne Edition of TO VEMA gives a voice to the next generation of the Greek Diaspora
Students from the Greek Language and Culture Schools of the Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria ...More
Australia | The 31st Greek Film Festival kicks off with the comedy “Friends Forever”
The 31st Greek Film Festival will kick off its 2026 program on Tuesday, October 13, with ...More
Under the artistic direction of the Greek National Opera, the grand opening ceremony of the Municipal Market of Chania
The Municipal Market of Chania, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, is preparing to reopen its doors ...More
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Ζήσιμος Λορεντζάτος
Στον συγγραφέα Ζήσιμο Λορεντζάτο (1915-2004), μια ξεχωριστή μορφή των γραμμάτων μας και γενικότερα της ελληνικής παιδείας, είναι αφιερωμένος ο τόμος που μόλις κυκλοφόρησε από το Ίδρυμα της Βουλής για τον Κοινοβουλευτισμό και τη Δημοκρατία. Στην έκδοση, περιλαμβάνονται οι εισηγήσεις της εκδήλωσης που διοργανώθηκε από το Ίδρυμα της Βουλής στις 29 Ιανουαρίου 2020, στο πλαίσιο του Κύκλου «Πρόσωπα Άξια Τιμής», και συντόνισε ο Διονύσης Καψάλης, διευθυντής του Μορφωτικού Ιδρύματος της Εθνικής Τραπέζης.
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Margarita Petrova’s art exhibition “Second Skin” at the Aisxylia 2026 | August 31–October 3, 2026
Margarita Petrova’s art exhibition “Second Skin” explores constructed gender stereotypes and the way in which they are imprinted on people, shaping their image, consciousness, and, ultimately, their very identity. “Second Skin” serves as a powerful metaphor for the ideological and social layers that define norms and behaviors. A metaphor for all that is imposed upon us and/or that we unconsciously adopt—for the social expectations, roles, and labels that are attached to us from childhood. The exhibition weaves a visual narrative about the stereotypical social shell that often becomes so familiar that it seems inseparable from our very …More
The Epidaurus Festival ends with a masterful production of “Ion” | By Panos Liakos
By Panos Liakos
Classicist-Translator-Film Historian
The Cyprus Theater Organization’s (THOC) descent into the auditorium of the world’s most beautiful theater provided a perfect finale to this year’s Epidaurus Festival, presenting a play that we don’t often get to see performed. This play is none other than Euripides’ Ion (written during the Peace of Nicias, most likely in 413 B.C.), an ambiguous and utterly idiosyncratic blend of drama and absurdity, in which the great tragedian grapples with issues of identity, the search for truth (which constantly slips through the fingers of mortals), while introducing very early in the plot a …More
Dimitris Athanitis’s “Medea” comes to Petrosophy | August 31, 2026
The film “Medea” by Dimitris Athanitis, which will be screened as part of the film events organized by Petrosophy and the Corinth Film Club on Monday, August 31, at 9:00 p.m.
This Greek film (2022, 82′) retells the tragic story of Medea in Corinth, where the heroine is abandoned by Jason, who goes on to marry the princess. Jason’s decision leads to the order for Medea’s exile from the city, along with her children, triggering an escalation of the dramatic conflict.
Alexandra Kazazou stars as Medea, bringing to life one of …More
The Melbourne Edition of TO VEMA gives a voice to the next generation of the Greek Diaspora
Students from the Greek Language and Culture Schools of the Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria have participated in ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ newspaper’s nationwide student journalism initiative, “Το Βήμα των Μαθητών” (Students’ Voice), by producing their own student newspaper, “Το Βήμα της Μελβούρνης” (The Melbourne Edition of To Vema – Students’ Voice). The initiative marks the second stop of the “Diaspora Edition of To Vema“ in Australia and showcases the voices of young Greek Australians through journalism, research, and public dialogue.
The newspaper was created …More
Australia | The 31st Greek Film Festival kicks off with the comedy “Friends Forever”
The 31st Greek Film Festival will kick off its 2026 program on Tuesday, October 13, with Konstantinos Mousoulis’s smash-hit comedy, Friends Forever.
The Festival, organized by the Greek Community of Melbourne and the Greek Orthodox Community of New South Wales, will take place in Sydney and Melbourne from October 13 to 25 at various venues, and will then be presented in other Australian cities in the coming weeks (more details will be announced shortly).
Full of humor, emotion, and unforgettable characters, the film Friends Forever follows a series of interconnected stories revolving around a wedding that falls apart before …More
Under the artistic direction of the Greek National Opera, the grand opening ceremony of the Municipal Market of Chania
The Municipal Market of Chania, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, is preparing to reopen its doors and return to everyday life in Chania. This grand reopening will be celebrated on Friday, December 4, 2026—exactly 113 years after it first opened—with a special inauguration ceremony that will symbolically mark a new era for this historic landmark.
With the major restoration project now in its final stages, the countdown to the grand opening has begun. December 4 promises to be a special day for Chania, with a major event that will place the Municipal Market at the heart of the …More
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Margarita Petrova’s art exhibition “Second Skin” at the Aisxylia 2026 | August 31–October 3, 2026
Margarita Petrova’s art exhibition “Second Skin” explores constructed gender stereotypes and the way in which they are imprinted on people, shaping their image, consciousness, and, ultimately, their very identity. “Second Skin” serves as a powerful metaphor for the ideological and social layers that define norms and behaviors. A metaphor for all that is imposed upon us and/or that we unconsciously adopt—for the social expectations, roles, and labels that are attached to us from childhood. The exhibition weaves a visual narrative about the stereotypical social shell that often becomes so familiar that it seems inseparable from our very …More
The Epidaurus Festival ends with a masterful production of “Ion” | By Panos Liakos
By Panos Liakos
Classicist-Translator-Film Historian
The Cyprus Theater Organization’s (THOC) descent into the auditorium of the world’s most beautiful theater provided a perfect finale to this year’s Epidaurus Festival, presenting a play that we don’t often get to see performed. This play is none other than Euripides’ Ion (written during the Peace of Nicias, most likely in 413 B.C.), an ambiguous and utterly idiosyncratic blend of drama and absurdity, in which the great tragedian grapples with issues of identity, the search for truth (which constantly slips through the fingers of mortals), while introducing very early in the plot a …More
Dimitris Athanitis’s “Medea” comes to Petrosophy | August 31, 2026
The film “Medea” by Dimitris Athanitis, which will be screened as part of the film events organized by Petrosophy and the Corinth Film Club on Monday, August 31, at 9:00 p.m.
This Greek film (2022, 82′) retells the tragic story of Medea in Corinth, where the heroine is abandoned by Jason, who goes on to marry the princess. Jason’s decision leads to the order for Medea’s exile from the city, along with her children, triggering an escalation of the dramatic conflict.
Alexandra Kazazou stars as Medea, bringing to life one of …More
