Piano Duo Antithesis presents the prize-winning works of the Composition Competition for Two Pianos 2022 – 2023, dedicated to Theodore Antoniou and realised in Crete. Petros Moschos and Dimitris Karydis undertook to interpret the prize-winning works of the competition outside of Crete, alongside works from the mainstream repertoire for two pianos of the 20th century. […]
A Concert of Christmas Carols to celebrate the festive season. Singer Andria Antoniou together with London-based musicians perform traditional Greek carols and Christmas songs from all over the world in what promises to be an enjoyable start to the Christmas holiday and a fun sing-along experience.
From New York to Hong Kong via Cairo, London and beyond, tastemaker and aesthetic expert Christina Makris guides you through the concept of aesthetic dining and the ‘Art Restaurant’, exploring how environments influence the way in which we eat and drink and how they are enhanced in the presence of art. Makris will take you through […]
Nimata is an innovative musical programme that aims to embark on the intricate tapestry of new music. The project brings together a dynamic ensemble of composers and performers, each contributing their unique voice to a sound exploration that takes music to new borders. It explores the connections and threads that unite different musical styles and genres through […]
Event organised by the Society for the Promotion of Hellenistic Studies. Professor Polly Low (Durham) About the SPHS For almost a century and a half the Hellenic Society has been the leading organisation for the study of Greece with an international membership across all ages and walks of life. It maintains a world class library […]
Academic experts on the sociolinguistics of migration Rexhina Ndoci (Ohio State University) and Petros Karatsareas (University of Westminster) host a panel on the experiences of Albanian migrants in Greece and how these are represented in archival work, artistic creation, and scholarly research. Ilirida Musaraj, From Scratch: Creating an Archive of Albanian Migration in Greece This presentation […]
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 you on a trip into the magnificent world of ancient Greek drama and mythology, along with real and fantasy characters who were created to […]
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 recent NFT innovations and beyond. Witness the fusion of artistry and digital exploration. Irini Mirena Papadimitriou, Creative Director at FutureEverything, will moderate a conversation and Q&A with Costas Tsoclis. […]
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 Tamara Al Mashouk, Eirini Linardaki and Adrian Paci engage in a conversation with the co-curators Almir Koldzic and Niovi Zarampouka-Chatzimanou. The artists and curators share insights and experiences relating to […]
Fabulous Creatures: Women Between Reality and Myth 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 if the monster is not who you’ve always thought it to be? Join the creators of Greek Myths and Women Monsters, the new […]
Why engage with ancient Greek philosophy today? Can it still teach us anything today or is it outdated? International academic experts offer their thoughts on why Greek philosophy is still a source of inspiration and of new challenges today. Many contemporary thinkers believe that ancient philosophical theories are not just interesting museum pieces but tell […]
Prof. Gonda Van Steen, award-winning author Peter Barber, and historian of travel writing Dr. David Wills discuss writing about Greece.
