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11 January, 2012:
A Greek jazzman in full swing
Psihoyios is set to present his new CD, “The Art of Melancholy...
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29 December, 2011:
Chili Peppers or Black Sabbath?
Two major dates....
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24 December, 2011:
Greek team designs game for Amnesty International
“A ‘serious game,’” according to Flambouras....
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12 December, 2011:
Something in the air: Greece's first volunteer radio station
The Municipality of Thessaloniki recently launched Greece’s first ever Volunteers Radio (Radiofono ton Ethelonton) on the 100.6 FM frequency....
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28 November, 2011:
‘Jazz is universal but also personal’
A jazz musician should project light and love and be able to communicate. Jazz has a power of communication that goes beyond ethnicity and that’s all that matters. ...
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05 November, 2011:
A baroque sensation makes his Greek debut
Cencic makes his debut in Athens on Sunday, November 6...
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20 October, 2011:
Classics reloaded
Katina Paxinou is best remembered for starring in ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ alongside Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper ....
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05 October, 2011:
Elvis Costello live in Athens
At the Athens Concert Hall on October 26....
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24 September, 2011:
Online radio station from Greece
Online radio stations from Greece.
More to come !...
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14 September, 2011:
Greece's PHASE REVERSE Ink Multi-Album Deal With Aural Music
Commented Aural Music owner/CEO Emiliano Lanzoni: "We are so excited to welcome Phase Reverse to the Aural Music family. ...
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19 July, 2011:
Localive Festival: 30hrs Music Project
More than 30 Djs - Producers - Art Performers in the biggest music festival of the island.
2 Days
30 hours of music
2 Stages...
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03 June, 2011:
Music summer
In the midst of the financial crisis, the Greeks will be able to escape the difficult routine with the help of music. The world famous stars who will sing on the Greek stage are numerous and eminent. ...
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01 June, 2011:
Ancient Greek statues restored with laser developed in Crete
The innovative Greek know-how has played an important role in the fine conservation and restoration of the Ancient Greek statues and artefacts in Acropolis before they were exposed at the New Acropolis Museum. a laser developed in crete is used in the restoration of ancient greek statues in acropoli...
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24 May, 2011:
Cast in a critical dilemma: a trove of rarefied copies reveals we are the fakes
DID YOU know that the University of Melbourne has a bronze head of Claudius and another of Hadrian, plus an enormous black obelisk of Shalmaneser III, a suite of Assyrian reliefs from Nineveh of Ashurbanipal from 650BC, several commemorative stelai from Babylon - some from the second millennium BC -...
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24 May, 2011:
Manassas sculptor's work finds place next to Warhol, Dali
His sculpture, “Birth of Adam,” now in an exhibit at the University of California, Dominguez Hills, is precisely about hope.
Tkabladze said if he could accomplish one thing with his art it would be to share some sense of optimism for everyone.
“With all this craziness going on, you kin...
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24 May, 2011:
DESTE PRIZE 2011
The DESTE Prize was established in 1999 and is awarded every two years to a Greek artist living in Greece or abroad. The Prize aims to showcase the work of a new and emerging generation of artists and it is an integral part of the Foundation’s policy for supporting and promoting contemporary art i...
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24 May, 2011:
CAROL WAX, "DANCE OF SHADOWS"
From Saturday, March 5th to Sunday, June 19th the Herakleidon Museum will present the exhibition Carol Wax, “Dance of Shadows”. The exhibition will include 100 works on paper of the contemporary New York artist Carol Wax. The majority of these works are mezzotints, however a number of pencil and...
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