Petros Kaminiotis’ exhibition ‘Modern Athens in the Backdrop of Antiquity’ opens

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Athens-based photographer Petros Kaminiotis presented his stunning exhibition, Modern AθENS In The Backdrop Of Antiquity, at Luna Studio Gallery in Newtown, Sydney on Tuesday, February 25.

The event is part of the Greek Festival of Sydney, supported by the Athenian Association of NSW.

Modern AθENS In The Backdrop Of Antiquity showcases Kaminiotis’ unique approach to portraying contemporary Athens, blending modern architecture with the ancient city’s rich history.

The exhibition received a warm reception at its launch, attended by a large crowd.

Photo supplied by Effy Alexakis.

On the night, speeches were delivered by President of the Athenian Association of NSW, Cathy Valis, artist Petros Kaminiotis, Chair of the Greek Festival of Sydney, Nia Karteris, and Father Irenaeus Triantis.

The event was emceed by a young member of the Athenian Association. The Trade Commissioner of Greece in Australia, Chrysa Prokopaki was also in attendance.

The exhibition is open daily until March 1, 2025, from 10am to 6pm, with the final day on Sunday, March 2, 2025, from 10.00am to 2.00pm. Entrance is free and no bookings are required.

This event is part of the 43rd Greek Festival of Sydney, which runs from February to May 2025, and features a variety of cultural events, including music, exhibitions, and lectures, all aimed at celebrating Greek heritage.

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