Maistrali Sarti

27/09/2026

The Greek National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) in Athens has won the 2026 Art Museum Award of the European Museum Academy, beating significant competition by some of Europe’s most acclaimed museums.

27/09/2026

Να words needed!

19/09/2026

19/09/2026

📷: Zacharias Madimenos

15/09/2026

Swallows remind us that no matter how far we travel, there is always a place we call home.
They follow the seasons, chase the light, and return when the time is right.
Free, graceful, and forever in motion.
📷: Gannis Sarakatsanos

11/09/2026

Πάντα καλά :-D
Καλή σχολική χρονιά σε όλους τους μαθητές!!!

06/09/2026

“Each of us is, truly, an idea of the Great Gull, an unlimited idea of freedom.”
— Richard Bach, Jonathan Livingston Seagull
📷: Αργυρω Αρκαλακη

05/09/2026

📷: Florentina Flori

04/09/2026

Greece is celebrating a major international cultural triumph after Naima Gerasopoulou was crowned World Tango Champion in Buenos Aires, the Argentine capital widely regarded as the birthplace and global heart of tango.

Geropoulou's remarkable achievement represents a moment of pride for Greece on one of the world's most prestigious dance stages. Competing in Buenos Aires, where tango is deeply woven into the city's cultural identity and history, the Greek dancer managed to stand out among highly talented competitors from around the world and reach the very top of the international competition.

Her victory is being hailed as a significant success not only for Gerasopoulou personally but also for the growing presence of Greek artists and dancers on the international cultural scene. Winning a world title in tango in Buenos Aires carries particular symbolic importance, as the city remains the spiritual home of the dance and attracts some of the finest tango performers from across the globe.

The Greek champion's performance impressed judges and audiences alike, showcasing the technical precision, passion, musicality and emotional expression that define tango. The demanding nature of the competition makes the achievement even more remarkable, as dancers must combine exceptional technique with the ability to communicate the intensity and unique character of the Argentine dance.

Naima Gerasopoulou's world championship title is now being celebrated as a Greek triumph in Buenos Aires, bringing international recognition to her talent and dedication. Her success serves as another reminder that Greek performers continue to make their mark far beyond the country's borders, achieving distinction at some of the world's most important cultural and artistic events.

The victory has given Greece a new reason to celebrate, with Gerasopoulou's name now associated with one of the highest honours in the world of tango — a historic achievement earned in the very city where the dance became a global cultural phenomenon.