Latest Events in Greece(February Updated)

Artozyma Expo is a total experience for the Food Service and the Hospitality professional Artozyma Expo is a total experience for the Food Service and the Hospitality professional. It will witness an incredible growth over the previous edition, and going by any yardstick this kind of a growth rate is truly phenomenal. Information Source: Helexpo SA | expotobi

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Wynton Marsalis Athens is set to be an extraordinary event, taking place at the esteemed Hodgson Concert Hall within the UGA Performing Arts Center in Athens, GA. On February 15, 2026, at 2:00 PM, attendees will experience the unparalleled artistry of Wynton Marsalis, a virtuoso trumpeter and distinguished composer. With tickets priced at $95, this event promises an afternoon of sophisticated musical brilliance. Marsalis, renowned for his contributions to both jazz and classical music, will undoubtedly deliver a performance that resonates deeply with the audience. The Hodgson Concert Hall, known for its superior acoustics and elegant ambiance, provides the perfect setting for this highly anticipated concert. This event is a must-see for connoisseurs of fine music and those seeking an unforgettable cultural experience in Athens.

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Until November 2024, the National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMΣT) presents a cycle of exhibitions, in four parts, exclusively dedicated to the work of women artists or artists who identify as female, under the broader umbrella title, What if Women Ruled the World? On 8 March 2024, International Women’s Day, Part II of the exhibition cycle opened with six new projects by five international artists: Yael Bartana Claudia Comte Hadassah Emmerich Lola Flash Malvina Panagiotidi ___________________________________ Hadassah Emmerich | Epicurean Eden WHAT IF WOMEN RULED THE WORLD? Part || The mural will debut as part of the ‘What If Women Ruled the World’ Part II exhibition cycle, but will remain on display at the museum for a couple of years. Furthermore, the project is slated for completion in June, ideally aligning with the inauguration of ‘What If Women Ruled the World’ Part IV. Notably, the installation will include then specially crafted art rugs developed in collaboration with Art Rug Projects Athens. Hadassah Emmerich has become known for her exuberant paintings, collages and murals that intricately weave stylised representations of exotic fruit, body parts and vegetal elements into bold eroticised ornaments. Her work reflects an immersive and visceral exploration of the body and identity, navigating the realms of the sensory and the sensual while delving into the commodification of desire, the erotic and the exotic. The sensuality of her painting resides not only on the surface of the image, but also in her refined use of colour and technical execution. Since 2016, Emmerich has worked with a new painting technique, using stencils cut from vinyl flooring, which she covers with ink and then impresses onto canvas, paper or a wall. Referring to the visual language of advertising and Pop art, she creates images that examine the aestheticisation of the female body. She depicts the paradox of simultaneous attraction and repulsion, intimacy and cool detachment, seduction and critique. For the first presentation of her work in Greece, Emmerich has created a new large-scale, site-specific expansive wall painting which covers part of the museum’s ground floor foyer and mezzanine, taking over its entire education space. Consisting of several murals, a large frieze on the balcony of the mezzanine that connects to the ground floor and mezzanine, and several murals on the latter, including two monumental columns and sitting areas, the result is an immersive and colourful Gesamtkunstwerk. About Hadassah Emmerich *Heerlen (NL), 1974 Lives and works in Brussels Hadassah Emmerich studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Maastricht, HISK Flanders and Goldsmiths College, London. Recent exhibitions include: Skin of the Shapeshifter, SUPRAINFINIT, Bucharest (2023); Botanical Body Bliss, Galerie Ron Mandos Amsterdam (2023); False Flat, Bonnefanten Museum, Maastricht (2022); Abrasive Paradise, Kunsthal KAdE, Amersfoort, NL (2022); Trailblazers, 150 years Royal Award for Painting, Royal Palace, Amsterdam (2021); BXL Universel II: multipli.city, CENTRALE for Contemporary Art, Brussels (2021), BuahTangan, ISA Art Gallery, Jakarta (2020); The Great Ephemeral Skin, De Garage, Mechelen (2019). Her work is held in numerous public collections including the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, the Bonnefanten Museum, Maastricht, MuZee, Oostende, The Flemish Parliament and the Federal Government Collections, Brussels, Gemeentemuseum and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Hague and the Museum for Modern Art, Arnhem, NL. Hadassah Emmerich’s art is a multifaceted exploration that transcends conventional boundaries, inviting viewers into a world where sensuality, feminism, and identity intersect. With a commitment to pushing the limits of her creative process and addressing urgent themes with depth and self-awareness, Emmerich stands as a visionary artist shaping the contemporary art landscape. Body and identity, the sensory and the sensual, the commodification of the erotic and the exotic: these are frequently recurring themes in Hadassah Emmerich’s work. The sensuality of her painting resides not only on the surface of the (erotic) image but also in her refined use of colour and technical execution. Since 2016, Emmerich has worked with a new painting technique, using stencils cut from vinyl flooring, which she covers with ink and then impresses onto canvas, paper or a wall. Referring to the visual language of advertising and Pop art, she creates images that both aestheticise and problematize the female body. She depicts the paradox of simultaneous attraction and repulsion, intimacy and cool detachment, seduction and critique. In this way, Emmerich succeeds in making the act of looking truly provocative. - Nina Folkersma About EMΣT | The National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens EMΣT | The National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens is the leading national institution for contemporary art and visual culture in Greece, and one of the flagship institutions in Southern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean. It began its operation in 2000. In the first years of its existence, it was a nomadic institution, hosted by institutions such as the Athens Concert Hall and the Athens Conservatoire, as its new home – the former Athenian landmark, the industrial modernist FIX brewery – was being retrofitted as a state-of-the art contemporary art museum. In 2015 it moved into its new premises while in 2020, a part of its collection was installed and EMΣT finally opened to the public. SUPPORTED BY The exhibition Hadassah Emmerich forms part of the Residency Program of the Project SUB 6.4, “Actions to promote Greek cultural exports and strengthen the Greek cultural name by the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens”, which is implemented within the framework of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan “Greece 2.0”, funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU. Hadassah Emmerich’s project is supported by the Mondriaan Fund.

The Drive-By Truckers Athens event promises to be a remarkable evening of music and camaraderie at the iconic 40 Watt Club, located at 285 W Washington St, Athens, GA. On February 14, 2026, at 7:00 PM, the renowned Southern rock band, Drive-By Truckers, will grace the stage, delivering a performance that is sure to captivate the audience. Known for their compelling storytelling and energetic live shows, the Drive-By Truckers have a storied history with Athens, making this event a homecoming of sorts. Attendees can expect a setlist that spans the band's extensive catalog, featuring both classic hits and new material. The 40 Watt Club, a venue steeped in musical history, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated concert. This event is not just a concert; it is a celebration of the band's deep roots in the Athens music scene and their enduring connection with fans. The Drive-By Truckers Athens event is set to be an unforgettable night, blending the band's raw musical talent with the vibrant atmosphere of one of Athens' most beloved venues.

Wynton Marsalis Athens promises to be an extraordinary evening of musical brilliance, set to take place at the esteemed Hugh Hodgson School of Music in Athens, GA, United States. On February 14, 2026, at 19:30, attendees will have the unique opportunity to experience the unparalleled artistry of Wynton Marsalis, a virtuoso trumpeter and distinguished composer renowned for his contributions to jazz and classical music. With tickets priced at 96 USD, this event offers an exceptional value for an unforgettable night. Marsalis, a nine-time Grammy Award winner and the first jazz musician to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music, will undoubtedly deliver a performance that resonates deeply with both aficionados and newcomers alike. The Hugh Hodgson School of Music, known for its acoustically superior venue, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. Wynton Marsalis Athens is set to be a highlight in the cultural calendar, drawing music lovers from far and wide to witness a master at work.