The Greek Culture Agenda

(GREEK NEWS AGENDA)  – The National Gallery- Alexandros Soutzos Museum will host a large retrospective exhibition of Nikos Lytras, one of the boldest representatives of early Greek Modernism. Under the title “Nikos Lytras, 1883-1927 Building with light and colour,” the exhibition will by inaugurated by the President of the Hellenic Republic on March 19 and will run until June 2.
– The National Gallery: Greek light and colour
– “Unfinished,” an exhibition which consists mainly of photographs shot in diverse towns of the Middle East, is being presented by Hrair Sarkissian at Kalfayan Gallery, from March 13 to April 5.

– GoCulture: Unfinished in Athens

– The opera “An Italian in Algiers,” starring internationally acclaimed Greek mezzo-soprano Agnes Baltsa, will be performed at the Athens Concert Hall on March 14, 17, 19 and 21. It will be the historical Jean-Pierre Ponnelle’s Vienna State Opera performance, twenty years from its premiere.

– Kathimerini daily: Agnes Baltsa to perform Rossini

– The Technopolis of Athens hosts an exhibition entitled “Olympic Torches 1936-2004” from March 14 to 19. The event is dedicated tο the Olympic Torches that transport the symbol of reconciliation and noble rivalry among the peoples.

– GoCulture: Olympic Torches 1936-2004

– The Hellenic Foundation for Culture in UK presents a collection of contemporary icons by some of the leading iconographers and painters of Greece, at the Gordon gallery, in Derry, N. Ireland, until April 12.

– Canadian painter John Tenasco, an Algonquin native from Quebec, exhibits his work at Eos Art Gallery, until March 26. His works give the visitor the opportunity of a journey to the world, culture and philosophy of the Indians of Canada.

– GoCulture: Impermanent States in Athens

– The 10th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival continues until March 16th. Visit the Festival’s new website at: www.docfestival.gr

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