submitted by James Victor Prineas on 05.10.2017
The scenes have been shot, and the editing has begun. See a preview at www.IslandnamedDesire.net!
submitted by George Tzannes on 31.07.2015
ARTIFACT The works exhibited here are inspired by the material culture of the people who have lived on Kythera. An artifact is defined as an object made by a human being. It is an object made for use in context of human activity and therefore is an expression of the culture of the people who made and used it. I made these works at different times over more than forty years, so the exhibition is a retrospective focused on material things found or located on Kythera. The cement frescos ...
submitted by KCA Admin on 25.04.2015
The poster designed for the exhibition "Olive, the blessed tree" by Michalis Petropoulos.
submitted by Kytherian Art World on 01.05.2015
By HELEN GREGORY Newcastle Herald February 10th, 2015. Reproduced with permission of The Newcastle Herald ©Copyright 2015 Alexia is the daughter of Peter and Sheri Psaltis, who live in Newcastle, and granddaughter of the late George Psaltis and Alexandra Psaltis (nee, Feros), of Gilgandra, and later Earlwood. ALEXIA Psaltis’ hair-raising expeditions squeezing through fences to photograph abandoned industrial ...
Art student gets subsumed By HELEN GREGORY Newcastle Herald February 10th, 2015 Reproduced with permission of The Newcastle Herald©Copyright 2015 Alexia is the daughter of Peter and Sheri Psaltis, who live in Newcastle, and granddaughter of the late George Psaltis and Alexandra Psaltis (nee, Feros), of Gilgandra, and later Earlwood. ALEXIA Psaltis’ hair-raising expeditions squeezing through ...
Art student gets subsumed By HELEN GREGORY Newcastle Herald February 10th, 2015 - Reproduced with permission of The Newcastle Herald©Copyright 2015. Alexia is the daughter of Peter and Sheri Psaltis, who live in Newcastle, and granddaughter of the late George Psaltis and Alexandra Psaltis (nee, Feros), of Gilgandra, and later Earlwood. ALEXIA Psaltis’ hair-raising expeditions squeezing through ...
Art student gets Subsumed By HELEN GREGORY Newcastle Herald February 10th, 2015. Reproduced with permission of The Newcastle Herald ©Copyright 2015 Alexia is the daughter of Peter and Sheri Psaltis, who live in Newcastle, and granddaughter of the late George Psaltis and Alexandra Psaltis (nee, Feros), of Gilgandra, and later Earlwood. ALEXIA Psaltis’ hair-raising expeditions squeezing through ...
Art student gets Subsumed By HELEN GREGORY Newcastle Herald February 10th, 2015. Reproduced with permission of The Newcastle Herald ©Copyright 2015 [[picture:"Alexia Psaltis 1.jpg" ID:22808]] Alexia is the daughter of Peter and Sheri Psaltis, who live in Newcastle, and granddaughter of the late George Psaltis and Alexandra Psaltis (nee, Feros), of Gilgandra, and later Earlwood. ALEXIA ...
submitted by Lafcadio Hearn Files on 15.03.2014
in translating 3 books by Lafcadio Hearn (2014). The symbol appears on the cover of each book. [This is the first time in history that entire Lafacdio Hearn books have been translated, with a view to having them printed and published] Μεταφράζοντας τον Λευκάδιο Χερν στα ελληνικά ギリシャ語訳ラフカディオ・ハーン Τέτη Σώλου: Οι μεταφράσεις μου των έργων του ...
submitted by Wentworth Courier on 01.04.2012
Greek art exhibition at Double Bay Exhibitions When: 21 Mar 12 - 3 Apr 12 Venue: Art2Muse Gallery Where: 357 New South Head Rd, Double Bay, NSW, 2028 Contact: Katrina Hampton on 0424 809 849 or Email, art2muse, here
submitted by J. Paul Getty Museum on 27.03.2012
The original exhibition has now moved from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston to the Getty Villa Editor's note: Kytherian's in Southern California have already arranged to undertake a group visit to the Exhibition Typically associated with love, beauty and sex, the Greek goddess Aphrodite was a much more complex figure. Not only could she be manipulative and destructive in matters of the heart, especially together with her companion Eros, but her ...
submitted by National Archaeological Museum on 25.03.2012
[An artefact from the Antikythera shipwreck] Material: Parian marble Dimensions: H. 1.93 m. Provenance: Antikythera shipwreck. From the material retrieved in 1900-1901 (28.1.1901 [head], 30.1.1901 [torso]) Date: Early 1st c. BC Inv. no: 2774 The life-size statue of Hermes is fully restored with its inherent plinth. The surface of the statue, particularly its right side, is severely eroded by ...
submitted by Kytherian Cultural Exchange on 25.03.2012
in dedication to Lafcadio Hearn, Koizumi Yakumo, - to the plum trees - the other Odysseus …and what will happen now? for years I have tightly embraced Basho! and just before, Issa, but the friend –stubborn, turned the page for me… and the goblins came, disaster, chrysanthemum shadows written by the child who drew cats afterwards he left beyond the cherry trees listening to the fluttering of the birds
submitted by Hellenic Museums & Galleries on 26.01.2012
Details: Greek, made in Athens Late Classical period, about 330 BC Marble, from Paros H. 28.8 cm, w. 18.1 cm, d. 24.8 cm Francis Bartlett Donation of 1900 03.743 Other sculptures and paintings: Statuette of Aphrodite emerging from the sea,Greek or Roman, Eastern Mediterranean, Hellenistic or Imperial Period, first century BC or ...
submitted by Kytherian Art World on 30.09.2011
standing before a large recumbent sculpture of Aphrodite. Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore also chose to live in Baltimore. (Theodore was married to fellow Kytherian Pothiti Chlentzos). In Baltimore he formed a close friendship with Charles ...
Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore also chose to live in Baltimore. (Theodore was married to fellow Kytherian Pothiti Chlentzos). In Baltimore he formed a close friendship with Charles Fitzpatrick, with whom he communicated for many years. Photographs and ...
submitted by Kytherian Art World on 29.09.2011
The artworks are identifed as, 'The Kiss' dancing 'Whirlwind' bronze 'Springtime' bronze Autographed photograph To dear Chas. Fitzpatrick, Em. Cavacos, March 1930 Emmanuel Andrew Cavacos was born in Potamos, Kythera, on February 10th, 1885. He emigrated to the United States of America, when he was sixteen years old, and settled in Baltimore, in the suburb of Hampden, where his brother Constantine was living. Another brother Theodore ...
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