Art

Paphos Art Exhibition Shut Down Amid Blasphemy Row and Death Threats

A controversial art exhibition by Cypriot painter Giorgos Gavriil titled “Antisystemic Art” was shut down in Paphos less than 24 hours after opening due to public outrage and death threats over works depicting Christ and the Virgin Mary in provocative political contexts. The Blue Iris Gallery cited societal opposition and safety concerns, sparking debate on artistic freedom versus religious sensitivity in Cyprus.

Superwogs Theo and Nathan Saidden Grow Up (a Little) in Son of a Donkey

Superwogs Theo and Nathan Saidden Grow Up (a Little) in 'Son of a Donkey'

Exclusive interview with Superwog brothers Theodore and Nathan Saidden who return with ‘Son of a Donkey’, a hilarious new Netflix series this week.

A night at the museum with jordan gogos and fujifilm - Fujifilm's instax mini LiPlay+ camera

A Night at the Museum with Jordan Gogos

Jordan Gogos’s collaboration with Fujifilm instax redefines instant photography, turning vibrant prints into multidimensional works of art.

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Stolen Legacy Unearthed: Heirs Sue Met and Greek Foundation Over Nazi-Looted Van Gogh Masterpiece

Descendants of a Jewish family ousted by Nazis in 1936 are suing the Met and Athens’ Goulandris Foundation over Vincent van Gogh’s Olive Picking, alleging the 1889 masterpiece was confiscated during their flight from Germany, its proceeds seized, and the canvas passed through dubious hands before landing in public view—sparking a renewed battle for cultural justice.

Victoria’s Secret returns, wings and all, with no apologies Candice Swanepoel

Victoria's Secret Returns, Wings and All, With No Apologies

Victoria’s Secret isn’t pretending to be something it’s not. “At the end of the day, it’s bras and panties,” says creative director Adam Selman.

Pontoxeniteas NSW dancers celebrate Pontian heritage in Treloar tribute.

George Devine Treloar Honoured at Heartfelt Asia Minor Genocide Remembrance

George Devine Treloar, the unsung Australian hero, was honoured at a vibrant cultural event marking Asia Minor Genocide remembrance. Featuring poignant photographs, traditional dances, and heartfelt tributes, the gathering in Kogarah united communities in celebrating resilience and shared heritage.

The Girl and the Unicorn

The Girl and the Unicorn

Painter, poet, and creator of The Girl and the Unicorn, Eleni Vassiliou-Asteroskoni speaks exclusively about the healing force of art, her childhood cancer initiatives, and why she believes imagination is a form of survival.

Museums Embrace Digital Innovation with Google Partnership

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Culture Minister Lina Mendoni launched “Greek Art Now,” digitizing collections from three major Greek museums on Google Arts & Culture. Featuring over 60 digital stories and 1,800 high-resolution images, the platform offers virtual tours, interactive art exploration, and augmented reality, making Greek contemporary art globally accessible.

Afroditi Latinopoulou Files Lawsuit Against National Gallery Over Controversial Exhibition

Afroditi Latinopoulou, MEP and Voice of Reason leader, has filed a lawsuit against Greece’s National Gallery over its controversial exhibition “The Allure of the Bizarre – In-Between Space,” claiming it mocks Orthodox Christian values. The move reignites debates over art, faith, and public funding.

Stella Sorotou’s Poetic and Artistic Tribute to Lord Byron: A Journey Through Art, Literature, and Education

Stella Sorotou’s Poetic and Artistic Tribute to Lord Byron: A Journey Through Art, Literature, and Education

Stella Sorotou, a Greek-Australian artist and educator, honours Lord Byron’s legacy in her bilingual poetry collection, BYRON, The Monologue of a Lord. Blending art, literature, and education, Suroto’s work inspires reflection on freedom, nature, and cultural heritage.

"Mega Mega Mega Greek": Inside the Brilliant Mind of Jordan Gogos

At AFW 2026, Iordanes Spyridon Gogos returns with Vol. 5 Trojan/Motion — a richly personal collection shaped by Greek heritage, a trip to Athens, and the weight of woven history.

A Musical Odyssey Through Greece: Australian Hellenic Choir’s ‘A Portrait of Greece’ Concert in Sydney

A Musical Odyssey Through Greece: Australian Hellenic Choir’s ‘A Portrait of Greece’ Concert in Sydney 2025

Join the Australian Hellenic Choir for A Portrait of Greece on June 1, 2025, at UNSW’s Sir John Clancy Auditorium. Experience ancient melodies, new Australian Greek compositions, and beloved folk songs in a concert celebrating migration and heritage.

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