The exhibition ‘Ark of the Word: Art and Writing’, curated by art historian Bia Papadopoulou, includes a special tribute to Yannis Bouteas (1941–2026) and presents works by 32 Greek visual artists, including Christina Mitrentse.

The exhibition explores the relationship between word and image and the ways in which writing is transformed into a visual medium. As the curator notes, it functions as an ‘ark of the Word’, where the works become vehicles of communication and cultural continuity, linking the present, the past and the future.

The exhibition is on view at the Kalamata Dance Centre – Black Box Hall from October 18 to November 8, 2026.

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CITRONNE Gallery, in collaboration with ANBAU Atelier, presents the exhibition ‘Embedded Stories’, featuring works by Alekos Kyrarinis, Christina Mitrentse, Myrto Xanthopoulou, Nikos Podias and Nana Sachini, as part of Limassol Art Walks 2026.

The exhibition is hosted within the residential setting of the preserved building MAKI_ka and activates the space through the introduction of inherited forms, both familiar and unexpected. The narratives that emerge redefine the residence and the present, revealing personal and collective stories, memories and expectations that are preserved, transformed and made newly legible.

Limassol Art Walks, now in its fifth edition, brings together galleries, independent venues and cultural initiatives over three days through a programme of exhibitions and artistic events, creating an open journey through contemporary visual art.

Opening: Friday 9 October, 17:00 – 21:00, Opening hours: Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October, 11.00 – 18.00, MAKI_ka residence: Stasinou & Athanasiou Diakou, Limassol, 3032

Dimitris Anastasiou, Alekos Kyrarinis and Nikos Podias participate in the group exhibition ‘The Invisible Thread Weaves’ in the village of Agapi on Tinos, curated by Eleni Glyni.

Taking Italo Calvino’s ‘Invisible Cities’ as its starting point, the exhibition approaches Agapi as a place where time, experience and historical traces coexist. The works are displayed at various locations throughout the village—the old school, the watermill, dovecotes and the chapel of Agia Sophia—forming a route that connects contemporary artistic practice with the architecture and history of the place.

The exhibition runs from 9 to 25 October 2026.

Exhibition poster view

Panos Charalambous’s ‘Tobacco Archives’ are on view in Riga as part of the exhibition ‘Always the Sun’ at the Riga Contemporary Art Space, curated by Marina Fokidis.

The exhibition, which runs from 2 October 2026 to 10 January 2027, brings together 27 Greek artists whose practices engage with questions of geography, light, climate and cultural heritage. This is the first large-scale presentation of contemporary Greek art in the Baltic region.

Exhibition poster view

Christina Mitrentse participates in the group exhibition ‘No Blue No Future’ at the Athens Municipal Art Gallery, curated by Dr Nina Fragopoulou, a marine biologist and curator.

The exhibition creates a meeting point between contemporary art and marine ecology, highlighting the sea as a field of observation, research and artistic exploration. Nineteen established contemporary artists engaged with environmental concerns, together with a marine biologist, underwater photographer and filmmaker, are shaping a polyphonic dialogue in which aesthetic experience and scientific documentation complement one another.

The exhibition is on view from September 18 to October 18, 2026.

Christina Mitrentse's exhibition entry

Anna Ampariotou participates in the group exhibition ‘Synastry’ at the National Library of Greece, at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre, curated by Kostas Prapoglou, with her work ‘Duality’.

The exhibition takes as its starting point the human need to connect distant points, to recognise forms within the unknown and to attribute meaning to that which transcends immediate understanding. As the curator notes, the concept of ‘synastry’ is broadened here into a way of reading relationships, affinities and unexpected correspondences. The works of the twenty participating artists engage with planets, constellations, mythology, scientific observation, personal experience and collective memory.

The exhibition is on view in the Atrium on the 4th floor of the National Library of Greece from September 16 through October 4, 2026.

Anna Ampariotou, Duality