Konstantinou

Gallery Genesis (121 Ippokratous) unveils a retrospective exhibition titled "Pindos-Himalayas/Landscape Quests 2012-2024" by artist Ioanna Konstantinou, curated by Yiorgos Tzaneris. Over the past 12 years, Konstantinou has depicted nature's essence, focusing on untouched landscapes and infusing realism with impressionistic techniques.

The third solo exhibition of Greek artist Ioanna Michopoulou, titled "Urban Narratives," will take place at ArtZone 42 Gallery (42 Vasileos Konstantinou) from February 16. Michopoulou's acrylic artworks, featuring bold colors and geometric shapes, vividly depict the artist's memories and experiences in cities, alleyways and buildings. Admission is free.

Live video calls with a representative will be available at myAADElive, the online portal of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) as of December 21, it was announced on Monday.

Greek-American community leaders filled the New York Greek Consulate to celebrate the release of the book, "The Extraordinary Greek People: Their Remarkable Achievements and Philosophy for Living from Ancient Times to Today."

After releasing what is being hailed as one of his most interesting albums to date, "Tora Collective," award-winning Greek musician Petros Klampanis and his ensemble will appear at the Music Corner record store (56 Panepistimiou & Benaki, tel 210.330.4000) for a special appearance on Friday at 8 p.m.

The French Institute's Cine Club series returned with a new cycle titled "War(s) and Identity(ies)," which includes Thursday's screening of "Voir du Pays" (2016) by French sisters Delphine and Muriel Coulin.

The Greek National Theater's 2019-2020 season comprises more than 20 productions, four of which will be staged with English surtitles every Wednesday through Sunday.

The National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation (MIET) is showing 200 pieces by Greek 20th century modernist Spyros Papaloukas, on loan from nine collections. The show at the MIET's Eynard Mansion includes drawings in pencil and ink, as well as watercolors, temperas and a handful of oils.

Traffic will be diverted on central thoroughfares in the capital this Sunday on the occasion of the Summer Nostos Festival Run - Running for the Future, a nighttime race organized by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation to mark Olympic Day Run, an international Olympic Movement activity promoting mass participation sports.

Former artistic director Yannis Houvardas returns to the Greek National Theater with a modern and quirky production of "The Misanthrope," a Moliere classic embraced by stage artists around the world for its adaptability and the way it exposes hypocrisy, regardless of time and place. The production is in Greek, but comes with English subtitles every Saturday (8.30 p.m.) and Sunday (7 p.m.).