Capon Publications and the National Bank Educational Foundation are organizing in Thessaloniki at the MIET Bookstore (Tsimiski 11), the presentation of her book Renée Revah "Tehom" on Wednesday 15 January 2025 at 19:00.
ANNOUNCER:
Leon A. No, Author | The photograph as polyphonic text
Isidore Revach | The story
Rene Revach, Photographer | Diving into the Abyss
Kostis Antoniadis, Om. prof. of photography Univ. of Western Attica | Preparing Tehom
George Vouzoulidis, Human Systems Researcher | Bridges
AGRA publications and the ETERON institute organize the presentation of Eleni Beze's book "NEW LIFE" GREEK JEWS AFTER THE Holocaust HISTORY, MEMORY, IDENTITY (1944-1955) the Friday 17 January 2025 at 7.30 p.m. on ETERON (Leokoriou 38-40, Psirri).
For the book they will speak:
- Frangiski Abatzopoulou, Emeritus Professor of Modern Greek Philology A.P.Th.
- Stavros Zoumboulakis, Philologist - Author - President of the Electoral Council of the National Library of Greece
- Rica Benveniste, Professor at the Department of History, Archeology and Social Anthropology of the University of Thessaly
- Helen Beze, writer, historian-researcher at the University of Thessaly and the Jewish Museum of Greece.
Themis Moumoulidis returns with a new scenic portrait.
The life and work of the singer Stella Haskill become the inspiration for the musical performance that he writes and directs, creating his eighth stage portrait in a row.
Preceded by: Nikos Kavadias, Karyotakis-Polydouri, T. S. Eliot, K.P. Cavafy, George Seferis, Mikis Theodorakis, Marie Sklodowska Curie.
In "Mikro Gloria", an atmospheric theater dominated by a close relationship between the stage and the audience, it will be given to 16 November 2024 the premiere of the project "The other Stella".
Περισσότερα: ΜΟΥΣΙΚΗ ΘΕΑΤΡΙΚΗ ΠΑΡΑΣΤΑΣΗ «Η ΑΛΛΗ ΣΤΕΛΛΑ» ΜΕ ΗΡΩΙΔΑ ΤΗΝ ΣΤΕΛΛΑ ΧΑΣΚΙΛ
The Tel Aviv Gallery "Nulobaz Cooperative Art Space" from 10 to 13.10.2024 participates with the project "Yes colors/ no colors/ good colors/ bad colors" at Platforms Project – Independent Art Fair an international exhibition of the independent visual scene, at the Tobacco Factory (Lenorman 218), stand 33.
The first exhibition in Germany and Greece dedicated to the subject of the forced labor of Greek Jews during the German occupation.
The starting point of the exhibition is the photographic collection of a German civil engineer who had served in Greece during the Second World War. Andreas Assaël, himself the son of a survivor from Thessaloniki, located and purchased this unique collection of photographs at a flea market in Munich in 2002.