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KIMISSIS TIS THEOTOKOU GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE HAMPTONS. THE ZOULLAS LECTURE AT THE HELLENIC CENTER BY ADMIRAL STAVRIDIS. A ART EXIBIT TITLED COLORS OF GREECE ARE ALSO IN EXIBIT WITH WORKS OF 20 KNOWN GREEK ARTISTS WITH 60 PIECES. THIS EXIBIT IS TO SUPPORT THE ARTISTS OF GREECE. PROCEEDS GO TO THE CHURCH AND TO THE ARTISTS THEMSELVES. ON DISPLAY TILL SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2015. FR. ALEX KARLOUTSOS AND FR. CONSTANTINE LAZARAKIS. PHOTO:© DIMITRIOS PANAGOS-GANP/ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ ΠΑΝΑΓΟΣ
KIMISSIS TIS THEOTOKOU GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE HAMPTONS. THE ZOULLAS LECTURE AT THE HELLENIC CENTER BY ADMIRAL STAVRIDIS. A ART EXIBIT TITLED COLORS OF GREECE ARE ALSO IN EXIBIT WITH WORKS OF 20 KNOWN GREEK ARTISTS WITH 60 PIECES. THIS EXIBIT IS TO SUPPORT THE ARTISTS OF GREECE. PROCEEDS GO TO THE CHURCH AND TO THE ARTISTS THEMSELVES. ON DISPLAY TILL SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2015. FR. ALEX KARLOUTSOS AND FR. CONSTANTINE LAZARAKIS. PHOTO:© DIMITRIOS PANAGOS-GANP/ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ ΠΑΝΑΓΟΣ
So often, where there is beauty and harmony, there is also hardship—or, in Greece’s case, near bankruptcy and political unrest.
“Colors of Greece,” a contemporary exhibition on view through September 8 at The Muses of the Hamptons in Southampton, seeks to remind visitors of the former, aiming to promote a vision of modern Greek civilization through the eyes of 21 native artists who provided 60 pieces of artwork.
Admission to the exhibition is free. For more information, visit themuseshamptons.com.
on Aug 18, 2015