The Hellenic Centre Director Dr. Nayia Yiakoumaki is joined by artist Maria Loizidou and Director of the Freud Museum London Dr. Giuseppe Albano, for an in-conversation […]
As World War II ravages Europe, Salomon (Marco Hofschneider) gets separated from his family after fleeing with them from Germany to Poland and finds himself reluctantly assuming various […]
“There is something handmade in this work, every time is not the same as the last one. Christina, seated on the stage surrounded by four exceptional […]
What connects the early 4th and 19th century Mediterranean? Women. Female mobility had increased significantly following centuries of restricted travel, yet our views of the Mediterranean in these […]
What is Greek cuisine, how was it shaped and how did it evolve? What are the traits of this cuisine and how much have these been […]
Antony Penrose, son of American photographer Lee Miller and British surrealist artist Roland Penrose, presents his father’s book The Road Is Wider Than Long. A love poem […]
Why engage with ancient Greek philosophy today? Can it still teach us anything today or is it outdated? Many contemporary thinkers believe that ancient philosophical theories […]
Join us for the launch of A Time of Her Own, an online, interactive, platform that integrates female portraits retrieved from archival material, published in the Greek press during […]
Described by the French press as ‘a highly sophisticated and enchanting artist that makes one hear the vast beauty of her voice’ (Bertrand Dicale, Radio France), […]
What does it mean to be labelled a monster? What does it mean to live in a world which shames, excludes and vilifies you? And what […]
Who has the right to speak and act in public space? Reflecting on a series of public artworks commissioned by Counterpoints Arts in Greece, the artists […]
Acclaimed artist Costas Tsoclis comes to London for the first time since 1975. Join him for an intimate journey through his contemporary art creations to the […]
Join us for a traditional ‘panigiri’ with Kourelou and the London Greek Collective in a celebration for Kathara Deftera. Tickets include a traditional meze plate selected and presented by renowned chef Georgina Hayden. Nistisima, Hayden’s book on vegan and […]
Join us for the launch of Making a Mark, the new book on artist Mark Hadjipateras with Christopher Hudson, Head of Publications at MoMA, New York. The book journeys Hadjipateras’ […]
Athens, a great political and cultural power in the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, did not cease to be an important city during the Hellenistic period, […]
What is the equivalent of journalistic correspondence in ancient drama? Who were the people tasked with reporting happenings elsewhere? Theatrologist and the Greek Public Broadcaster ERT London correspondent Evdoxia Lymperi takes […]
