The greek version of “Idol” reached its final show and announced this season’s winner some days ago, so, at this point, I’d like to share with you my visit to the backstage of one of their Live shows back in May. My employer, SIGMA TV Cyprus, works in collaboration with ALPHA TV Greece (yep, both letters of the greek alphabet, is…
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Artist Paraskevi Plevri is sharing her “Landscapes of Memory” with the visitors of BICHA Gallery, London, until the 10th July. In this solo exhibition of hers, Paraskevi explores perceptions of memory, time and space. Her rich, layered psychological landscapes are personal, infinite places, inhabited by all our imagined pasts and futures. “Sorry to see you go” by Paraskevi Plevri. The…
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‘We want to be modern’, an exhibition looking into Polish design between 1955-1968, is going through its final two weeks on show at the National Museum in Warsaw. The exhibition attracted a great number of visitors, with over 4000 in the first week alone. As the new director of the National Museum, Agnieszka Morawinska states: “This is the first exhibition to focus exclusively…
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Kikos Lanitis’ paintings have always influenced me since the very first glance. It’s the dynamics that the image obtains by the mixture of figures, rough materials, words and phrases with warm colors, red being his favourite by far. The artist himself says his paintings awake such strong emotions that they are tough to look at. I’d say they “up-set” your mind in a way…
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Young Creative Poland, an initiative started by Anna Pietrzyk – Simone & Miska Miller – Lovegrove a few years ago, is now presenting the 2nd edition of the project “Young Creative Poland: in production” at Milan’s Salone del Mobile from Tuesday 12th to Sunday 17th April. The project which aims at promoting design in all aspects of everyday life, this time showcases the…
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