Alexis Akrithakis

"My relationship with painting is completely impulsive. It is like looking at any empty space, where a single dot can become a starting point," Alexis Akrithakis, one of the most important proponents of the post-World War II art scene in Greece, said of his work.

"My relationship with painting is completely impulsive. It is like looking at any empty space, where a single dot can become a starting point," Alexis Akrithakis, one of the most important proponents of the post-World War II art scene in Greece, said of his work.

With "Group Portrait - Artists of our Heart," the gallery Ikastikos Kiklos Sianti presents a short history of silk screen printing in the form an exhibition of engravings created by significant Greek artists.

Zoumboulakis Galleries celebrates some of the wonderful artists it has worked with over the years in an exhibition of standout works that have featured in past shows.

Zoumboulakis Galleries presents "Report on Cases," an exhibition curated by Christoforos Marinos and inspired by discovery of a collection of prose beside works of art belonging to author and journalist Alexandros Schinas.

Cultural organization NEON presents "Flying Over the Abyss," an exhibition of works at the Athens Conservatory by local and international artists influenced and inspired by "Ascesis: The Saviors of Gods," a series of spiritual exercises penned by Nikos Kazantzakis. The acclaimed Cretan author's original manuscript is also on display.