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On Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at 19:00, the group art exhibition “Athenian Cats” is inaugurated at Andie Art Gallery (17 Farantaton Str., Athens) A special, artistic, animal welfare exhibition aimed at supporting and strengthening the work of “Dorotea’s Cats Rescue”. A volunteer effort for the rescue, care, sterilization, and adoption of stray cats, by Dorotea Mercuri. OCTOBER 8 - OCTOBER 31, 2025 ATHENIAN CATS GROUP EXHIBITION A special, artistic, animal welfare exhibition aimed at supporting and strengthening the work of “Dorotea’s Cats Rescue ”. A volunteer effort for the rescue, care, sterilization, and adoption of stray cats, by Dorotea Mercuri. PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: ANGELIDIS ANGELIKI | ASARGIOTAKI KALLIOPI | VORDONI ERIETTA | GEORGOUDAKIS CHRISTOS | DAVVETAS DEMOSTHENES | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | DIMOS TASOS | ZAHARI NIKI | ZACHOU MARIA | ZIVAS NIKOS | ZOTALI VIVIAN | KANA IRENE | KANELLOU EVITA | KAPPA VASSILIKI | KATIMERLI ANNA | KLOUVATOS ELEFTHERIOS | KOKKINI MARIA | KONTELLIS ANDREAS | KOUTSOURIS GIANNIS | MAROUDA KALLIROI | BARAKOU NADIA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | BOUZA FENY | LIN IOANNA | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PAPOUTSIDIS NIKOS | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | ROUSSOU MARIE | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | TAZEDAKIS KATE | TOUNTAS PANAGIOTIS | TSILAGA LINA | FOTIADOU SOFIA | HAPPY DARK | CHIOS IOANNIS | PSARAKOS ANTREAS. SPONSORS: A special group art exhibition with the title “Athenian Cats” is inaugurated at the Andie Art Gallery on Wednesday, October 8, 2025 (19:00) , aiming to support and strengthen the work of “Dorotea’s Cats Rescue ”, a volunteer effort for the rescue, care, sterilization, and adoption of stray cats, created by Dorotea Mercuri. The exhibition, curated by art historian Annita Patsouraki, presents works of painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and decorative constructions, inspired by the world of animals and their harmonious relationship and coexistence with humans. As Annita Patsouraki notes in her text about the exhibition: “Artistic” approaches of realistic depiction, abstract writing, and symbolism highlight the utmost importance of protection, care, and our responsibility towards animals.   The 38 participating artists, all animal lovers and caretakers of stray animals, visually convey the feelings of fulfillment and inexhaustible, selfless love of the coexistence between humans and pets, urging us to act for their protection and care. Under the slogan “We love animals – We love life” the exhibition presents visual artworks focused on the wonderful and mysterious world of the cat, as well as inspired by almost the entire animal kingdom, catering to everyone’s preferences while simultaneously showing love and respect for all living beings in nature. The aim of the exhibition is to awaken, move, and encourage the public towards animal welfare by combining art and artistic creation, with meaningful and effective actions. The alienation of humans from nature as well as modern living in the urban fabric of a city both create needs for support, often not understood by the majority and unfortunately difficult for the defenseless pets, fully dependent on us. Wandering in adverse weather conditions of a concrete city, completely hostile to their nature, they desperately search for water, minimal food for their survival, and a nest to quietly hide somewhere. What are they chasing, and where? The concrete, the cars are everywhere. Their life is particularly difficult. The obvious is not always clear to everyone! Social awareness and government assistance are clearly lacking. Volunteering, personal responsibility, and collective effort are hoped to bring immediate substantial changes to their well-being.   Their well-being reflects our own humanity, our own spiritual reserve and greatness. Caring for and protecting them breeds within us kindness of soul, tenderness, and boundless generosity, and serves as an example that love is proven through actions. The course of human evolution unfortunately does not testify to love and protection for nature and the environment. Animals, wherever they are from the jungle to our backyard, are often neglected, abused, and abandoned. Art, through colors, movement, and gaze, conveys the familiar and beloved image of animals, inviting us to feelings of empathy. The beauty of the presence of animals - pets, companions, domesticated - is an invitation and initiative for action towards care, protection, and adoption. Well-being is not a privilege; it is a right and a responsibility for all of us. Dorotea Mercuri is a Greek Italian actress and author of Italian cooking. She has been involved with stray animals since her adolescence, as her family always had pets. Having returned to Greece from abroad where she lived, her animal welfare activities continued with unwavering enthusiasm. The dramatic observation of the maximum abandonment of animals following the lockdown due to the pandemic led her to create “Dorotea’s Cats Rescue” with organized, systematic, and continuously daily action throughout Athens. With personal involvement, he/she searches for, cares for, treats, sterilizes, and promotes the adoption of stray cats. Since 2020 and intensively from 2022, with a large team of experienced volunteers and veterinarians, she has overseen and coordinated the sterilization of more than 120 cats, the rescue and care of 150 cats, some of which were in a semi-dead condition, and has managed and coordinated the adoption of more than 35 cats who have found responsible guardians.   “In our country, where state care fails to meet the welfare needs of stray animals, volunteerism must become a consciousness and responsibility for all of us.” Come and meet the "Athenian Cats" and their friends. FEATURED ARTWORKS Exhibition's Catalogue

Art exhibition and presentation of the book “The Third Spring” by Gogo Atzoletaki. An art exhibition inspired by excerpts from the book, featuring works of painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and decorative creations, will accompany and enrich the space of Andie Art Gallery. NOVEMBER 12 - NOVEMBER 30, 2025 THE THIRD SPRING GROUP EXHIBITION Art exhibition and presentation of the book “The Third Spring ” by Gogo Atzoletaki . An art exhibition inspired by excerpts from the book, featuring works of painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and decorative creations, will accompany and enrich the space of Andie Art Gallery . PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: ADRIANOS SOTIRIS | DAVVETAS DEMOSTHENES | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | BOULOUKOU DIONISIA | KALAFATIS NIKOS | KANELLOU EVITA | KATIMERLI ANNA | KARZI MARIA | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KTISTOPOULOU MARIA | LAZARIDIS KYRIAKOS | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PAPOULIA SMARAGDA | PARASKEVA IOANNA | PASTELI ALTIN | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | SOUTOGLOU EFI | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | SOTIRIOU GIOTA | TAZEDAKIS KATE | TSILAGA LINA. SPONSOR: Book Presentation “The Third Spring” by Gogo Atzoletaki & Opening of the Group Art Exhibition of the Same Title, Inspired by the Book On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at 7:00 p.m., at Andie Art Gallery (17 Farantaton St., Athens), t he book “The Third Spring ” by Gogo Atzoletaki will be presented. Speakers: Zacharias Rochas , actor and director Annita Patsouraki , art historian Excerpts from the book will be read by the actresses: Daisy Sebekopoulou and Sara Terzi. The event will be coordinated by the author, Gogo Atzoletaki . A Few Words About the Book “The Third Spring” Alexandra, living in isolation and loneliness, counts her years — and surely, they are many. She now finds herself in the “grey zone” of her life… But she is neither as old nor as sick as others believe. And those “others” are none other than her children — her son and especially her daughter-in-law — who no longer want the grandmother around in their luxurious home, a home Alexandra herself helped them acquire. So how can they get rid of the “old lady”? Where could they send her? The nursing home is always a convenient solution! Unable to resist, Alexandra submits to her fate, resigned to ending her days there — abandoned and forgotten. Yet life, always unpredictable, brings a great reversal. There, in the nursing home, new horizons open up before her… Her roommate, Nora, a painter, finds in Alexandra’s face — or rather, in her body — the ideal model for a new series of paintings. This chance encounter becomes the spark for a new beginning, for unprecedented and hopeful horizons. Never say “never”! A remarkable novel with an unexpected plot. An ode to the “third age” of a woman’s life — one that may yet become her… third spring! The Art Exhibition A group art exhibition of the same title, inspired by excerpts from the book, featuring works of painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and decorative constructions, accompanies the event at Andie Art Gallery. The exhibition’s curator, Annita Patsouraki, writes: “Reading ‘The Third Spring’ conjured vivid images that led me on a passionate search for artworks that would realistically or metaphorically align with the story. This exhibition, diverse in artistic technique, is a tribute to that stage of life marked by rich experience, deep wisdom, and the invaluable contribution of our elders. Selected excerpts from the book were chosen for visual interpretation — to convey meanings, emotions, and memories, while drawing the viewer into the unfolding scene as participant, accomplice, or observer. Expressive faces marked by wrinkles of joy and struggle, eyes full of warmth and priceless experience — recognizable figures that extend, intensify, and embody the descriptive narrative. Portraits depict beloved, familiar faces of the artists’ own circles, as well as internationally recognized figures who, even in midlife, fought for their dreams, dared to break social and personal barriers, and defined their own future — proving that age need not be an obstacle. These images awaken memories and inspire us to savor every moment of everyday life. Age is just a number. It’s up to us how we live it — and let’s not forget the wise old saying: ‘Where you once were, I am now — and where I am, you shall come…!’” The biography of Gogo Atzoletaki Gogo Atzoletaki hails from Sitia, Crete. She studied theater at the Drama School of Giorgos Theodosiadis, and throughout her extensive career, she has had a fruitful theatrical journey, sometimes as a theater company owner and other times in collaboration with various producers, covering a broad range of repertoire. At the same time, she has had a successful career in television, radio, and film. She has written and translated theatrical works that have been staged, and as a columnist, she has contributed to newspapers, literary magazines, and online media outlets. In December 2009, she was awarded by the International Family Support Society for her contribution to the serious issue of female and child abuse, through her novels “Your Friend, Rosalía” and “The Z of Life.” She is a member of the Society of Greek Playwrights. The curator words Exhibition's Catalogue

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Art exhibition and presentation of the book “The Third Spring” by Gogo Atzoletaki. An art exhibition inspired by excerpts from the book, featuring works of painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, and decorative creations, will accompany and enrich the space of Andie Art Gallery. THE THIRD SPRING by Gogo Atzoletaki Epimetro Publications - Athens, 2025 It is a short story composed of experiential episodes, rendered with realistic detail — an ode to old age and a hymn to life. It pays tribute to the elderly, to the fluctuations of emotion, to self-esteem, and to the pursuit of our dreams. The author’s unique sensibility creates an engaging work, divided into conceptual chapters that, successively and alternately, become descriptively realistic, allegorical, and symbolic — inspired by the human presence and focused on the inner world of the protagonist. With a lyrical tone, it delves into her emotional universe and expresses personal reflections and social viewpoints with courage and sincerity. The sections share common threads: deep introspection, emotional sensitivity, and the fragmentation of thoughts born from emotional changes and social concerns. Gogo Atzoletaki’s narrative pen once again confirms the quality of her writing — her use of a rich, expressive language that unfolds densely, fluidly, and with clarity. The author surprises and moves the reader with her sincere, spontaneous, and natural expression, allowing hidden emotions, buried deep within the soul, to unfold and take root in the mind. It is a deeply emotional work, within whose pages each of us may find our own moments, memories, and aspects of ourselves — truths that mirror our own. The short story “The Third Spring” touched me profoundly and moved me deeply. Within the flow of words and the unfolding of meaning, I found buried emotions and thoughts of anxiety and intense reflection. It is an edition in which each narrative section develops into a visual frame — a descriptive narration through independent images. Familiar, intimate, nostalgic, comic, and even painful images depict behavioral archetypes that give another dimension to the story’s evolution. Emotions, throughout the text, shift constantly. The images, vivid and explicit, leave imagination and the subconscious powerfully exposed to influence. Gogó Atzoletaki continues her journey through the labyrinths of the human psyche and the branches of the mind. With an adventurous, restless, yet sensitive and incisive spirit, she expresses her views with strength. Moved by the social changes that affect people — particularly the elderly — she writes with emotion, respect, and a subtle sense of humor. She speaks of life’s battles that always teach us something, even those we have lost, and of the tangled emotions that unsettle us without our being able to resist, yet which emerge for a purpose that we come to understand only at the end of the experience. Through “The Third Spring,” Gogo Atzoletaki sends a hopeful message — and with the expected dignity that characterizes her, she offers a smile of optimism! Reading “The Third Spring” sparked vivid imagery that led me to an ardent search for artworks that might correspond — realistically or metaphorically — to the story. This visual art exhibition, employing varied techniques, stands as a tribute to the stage of life characterized by rich experience, deep wisdom, and the invaluable contribution of our loved ones. Excerpts from the book were chosen for artistic interpretation — to give descriptive or symbolic expression to its meanings, emotions, and memories — while drawing the viewer into the unfolding scene as participant, accomplice, or observer. These compositions add visual value to the written word and inseparably define the aesthetic framework and artistic outcome. They embody landscapes of memory with writing that is clear, precise, and elegantly crafted — balanced in form, color, and symbolic meaning. The artists, through their recognizable brushstrokes, unite in a collective expression using diverse media. They depict with emotional intensity and balanced design compositions — evoking associative memories where nostalgia coexists with contemplation. With sensitivity and respect, they describe each story and sweet recollection, capturing the changes brought by time — physical changes, yes, but more importantly, the beauty, strength, wisdom, tenderness, and challenges of old age. Expressive faces marked by wrinkles of joy and struggle, eyes glowing with warmth and precious experience — familiar and beloved forms that extend, intensify, and embody the descriptive narrative. Portraits depict dear and familiar people from the artists’ own lives, as well as internationally recognized figures who claimed their lives even in midlife — who fought for their dreams, dared to cast off social and personal restraints, and shaped their own futures, with age never serving as a barrier or obstacle. These images awaken memories and offer inspiration — an encouragement to enjoy every moment of our daily life. Age is always just a number. It depends on us how we experience it. A moving dialogue emerges between the reader, the viewer, and the portrayed figure, who lends their wisdom, spirit, and habits — becoming a mediator between past and present, between the “before” and the “now.” Art, in all its forms, is a means of expressive creation — a source of emotional pleasure and release that brings recognition, acceptance, self-esteem, and reward. In the dominion of time, memory becomes our treasury — and every moment is unique and unrepeatable. The dynamic Eleanor Roosevelt once said: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” Our era often ignores or marginalizes old age, rarely highlighting its priceless value. To live is to exist. The ancient Greeks said: “As long as I breathe, I hope” — the well-known Latin phrase “dum spiro, spero.” The verb “to breathe” (pnéo) is found in “inspire,” “respire,” “exhale” — enclosing within it the essence of hope (sperum, espoir). As the ancient Cynic philosopher Bion of Borysthenes (c. 325–255 BC) aptly noted: “Do not reproach old age, the state to which we all pray to arrive.” And I, in turn, recall the wise folk saying: “Where you once were, I am now — and where I am, you shall come…” Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian Back

DECEMBER 4 - DECEMBER 31, 2025 GREETINGS GROUP EXHIBITION PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: GEROLYMATOU ANNA | DAVVETAS DEMOSTHENES | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | DIMOS TASOS | ZAHARI NIKI | ZOTALI VIVIAN | KALAFATIS NIKOS | KANELLOU EVITA | KANTARTZI VICKY | KARZI MARIA | KLOUVATOS LEFTERIS | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KOUTSOURIS GIANNIS | KTISTOPOULOU MARIA | LAVDAS APOSTOLOS | LIN IOANNA | LYRARAKI ELLI | MATSA ALINA | BARAKOU NADIA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | BOUA ROULI | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PANAYIOTIDIS AGGELOS | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | ROUSSOU MARIA | SIFNAIOU ELEFTHERIA | SIOPI LINA | SOLDATOU EVA | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | TAZEDAKIS KATE | TOUNTAS PANAGIOTIS | TSILAGA LINA| FOUNTOULAKI SOFIA | PSARAKOS ANDREAS | HAPPY DARK | OLENT SCENT. SPONSOR: The exhibition’s curator, Annita Patsouraki – art historian, notes: “‘Greetings’ is a multifaceted aesthetic experience, a broad collection of artworks that reflect the artists’ sensitive approach to the Christmas spirit and the welcoming of the New Year. The 36 participating established artists and emerging creators, with enthusiasm and a festive mood, offer imaginative creations symbolizing love, joy, and luck! The artists capture images, emotions, and symbols in diverse techniques and a variety of materials. Realistic depictions, abstract compositions, traditional symbols, and contemporary artistic approaches convey spirituality, hope, and the power of giving. A festive dialogue of inspiration, originality, high aesthetics, and qualitative execution becomes the ideal proposal for timeless gifts of refined taste, emotional sensitivity, and tangible support of artistic creation and the arts.” Information: “Greetings” Exhibition Curator: Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian Andie Art Gallery: Farantaton 17, Athens Exhibition Duration: December 4 – 31, 2025 Opening Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 10:00 – 20:00 Wednesday: 10:00 – 15:00 Saturday: 10:00 – 16:00 Admission : Free to the public. Parking: Chalkidonos 6, 11527 Athens Sinopis 3, 11527 Athens Mesogeion Avenue 5 Mesogeion Avenue 17 Cityzen Athens Tower, Agiou Andreou 3, 11527 Athens Metro : Ampelokipoi station FEATURED ARTWORKS

This page showcases the various exhibtions organized in the studio gallery AndieArt EXHIBITIONS MARCH 11 - MARCH 21, 2026 Book Presentation: "Painters of the 20th Century", EPIKENTRO Publications Art Exhibition: "Galactic Explosions" TSILAGA LINA OPENING I 11 MARCH I 7.00 PM VISIT EXHIBITION PAST EXHIBITIONS Travel back in time and discover some of the most unforgettable exhibitions that took place in AndieArt Gallery. ΚΙΝΕΖΙΚΗ ΠΡΩΤΟΧΡΟΝΙΑ 17 ΦΕΒΡΟΥΑΡΙΟΥ - 7 ΜΑΡΤΙΟΥ, 2026 ΛΙΝ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΕΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | BELE NADIA | ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ. THE AGE OF GAMILIONA JANUARY 19 - FEBRUARY 7, 2026 MITSOU EVAGGELOS | PATSOULAKI IOANNA | VETTA FANI ΕΥΧΕΤΗΡΙΑ 4 ΔΕΚΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ - 31 ΔΕΚΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ, 2025 ΓΕΡΟΛΥΜΑΤΟΥ ΑΝΝΑ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | ΔΑΣΚΑΛΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΒΟΥΛΑ | ΔΗΜΟΣ ΤΑΣΟΣ | ΖΑΧΑΡΗ ΝΙΚΗ | ΖΩΤΑΛΗ ΒΙΒΙΑΝ | ΚΑΛΑΦΑΤΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΚΑΝΕΛΛΟΥ ΕΒΙΤΑ | ΚΑΝΤΑΡΤΖΗ ΒΙΚΗ | ΚΑΡΖΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΚΛΟΥΒΑΤΟΣ ΛΕΥΤΕΡΗΣ | ΚΟΥΤΣΟΥΡΗΣ ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣΚΤΙΣΤΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΛΑΒΔΑΣ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΟΣ | ΛΙΝ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΛΥΡΑΡΑΚΗ ΕΛΛΗ | ΜΑΤΣΑ ΑΛΙΝΑ | ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ ΝΑΝΤΙΑ | ΜΠΛΙΑΤΣΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ | ΜΠΟΥΑ ΡΟΥΛΗ | ΠΑΓΩΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ | ΠΑΛΑΣΚΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ | ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΙΔΗΣ ΑΓΓΕΛΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΗΣ ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΣΙΦΝΑΙΟΥ ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΑ | ΣΙΩΠΗ ΛΙΝΑ | ΣΟΛΔΑΤΟΥ ΕΥΑ | ΣΠΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΣ | ΤΑΖΕΔΑΚΗ ΚΑΙΤΗ | ΤΟΥΝΤΑΣ ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣ | ΤΣΙΛΑΓΑ ΛΙΝΑ | ΨΑΡΑΚΟΣ ΑΝΔΡΕΑΣ | HAPPY DARK | OLENT SCENT. Η ΤΡΙΤΗ ΑΝΟΙΞΗ 12 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ - 30 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ, 2025 ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟΣ ΣΩΤΗΡΗΣ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | ΔΑΣΚΑΛΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΒΟΥΛΑ | ΜΠΛΙΑΤΣΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ | ΜΠΟΥΛΟΥΚΟΥ ΔΙΟΝΥΣΙΑ | ΚΑΛΑΦΑΤΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΚΑΝΕΛΛΟΥ ΕΒΙΤΑ | ΚΑΤΗΜΕΡΛΗ ΑΝΝΑ | ΚΑΡΖΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΚΟΥΒΑΤΣΟΥ ΔΕΣΠΟΙΝΑ | ΚΤΙΣΤΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΛΑΖΑΡΙΔΗΣ ΚΥΡΙΑΚΟΣ | ΠΑΓΩΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ | ΠΑΛΑΣΚΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ | ΠΑΠΟΥΛΙΑ ΣΜΑΡΑΓΔΑ | ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΑ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΠΑΤΣΕΛΙ ΑΛΤΙΝ | ΡΟΥΣΣΗΣ ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ | ΣΟΥΤΟΓΛΟΥ ΕΦΗ | ΣΠΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΣ | ΣΩΤΗΡΙΟΥ ΓΙΩΤΑ | ΤΑΖΕΔΑΚΗ ΚΑΙΤΗ | ΤΣΙΛΑΓΑ ΛΙΝΑ. ΑΘΗΝΟΓΑΤΕΣ 8 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ - 31 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ, 2025 ΑΓΓΕΛΙΔΗ ΑΓΓΕΛΙΚΗ | ΑΣΑΡΓΙΩΤΑΚΗ ΚΑΛΛΙΟΠΗ | ΒΟΡΔΩΝΗ ΕΡΙΕΤΤΑ | ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ | ΔΑΒΒΕΤΑΣ ΔΗΜΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ | ΔΑΣΚΑΛΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ ΒΟΥΛΑ | ΔΗΜΟΣ ΤΑΣΟΣ | ΖΑΧΑΡΗ ΝΙΚΗ | ΖΑΧΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΖΗΒΑΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΖΩΤΑΛΗ ΒΙΒΙΑΝ | ΚΑΝΑ ΕΙΡΗΝΗ | ΚΑΝΕΛΛΟΥ ΕΒΙΤΑ | ΚΑΤΗΜΕΡΛΗ ΑΝΝΑ | ΚΛΟΥΒΑΤΟΣ ΛΕΥΤΕΡΗΣ | ΚΟΚΚΙΝΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΚΟΝΤΕΛΛΗΣ ΑΝΔΡΕΑΣ | ΚΟΥΤΣΟΥΡΗΣ ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ | ΜΑΡΟΥΔΑ ΚΑΛΛΙΡΟΗ | ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ ΝΑΝΤΙΑ | ΜΠΛΙΑΤΣΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ | ΜΠΟΥΖΑ ΦΕΝΥ | ΛΙΝ ΙΩΑΝΝΑ | ΠΑΓΩΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ | ΠΑΛΑΣΚΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ | ΠΑΠΟΥΤΣΙΔΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΗΣ ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ | ΡΟΥΣΣΟΥ ΜΑΡΙΑ | ΣΠΥΡΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΣ | ΤΑΖΕΔΑΚΗ ΚΑΙΤΗ | ΤΟΥΝΤΑΣ ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣ | ΤΣΙΛΑΓΑ ΛΙΝΑ | ΦΩΤΙΑΔΟΥ ΣΟΦΙΑ | HAPPY DARK | ΧΙΟΣ ΙΟΑΝΝΗΣ | ΨΑΡΑΚΟΣ ΑΝΤΡΕΑΣ SUMMER EXHIBITION 12 ΙΟΥΛΙΟΥ - 8 ΑΥΓΟΥΣΤΟΥ 2024 ΝΑΝΤΙΑ ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ | ΜΑΝΤΗ ΔΑΜΗΡΑΛΗ | ΤΡΙΑΝΤΑΦΥΛΛΟΣ ΕΣΚΙΟΓΛΟΥ | SIDAN GHAZI | ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ ΜΑΥΡΟΥΔΗ | ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ | ΒΙΒΕΤΤΑ ΣΑΡΡΗ | ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ APOPLOUS II 31 ΜΑΪΟΥ - 22 ΙΟΥΝΙΟΥ 2024 ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ RETROSPECTIVA 29 ΜΑΡΤΙΟΥ - 27 ΑΠΡΙΛΙΟΥ 2024 ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ LISTEN... A CHILD'S CRY 1 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ - 19 ΝΟΕΜΒΡΙΟΥ 2023 ΕΥΑ ΓΟΝΑΤΑ | ΔΙΟΝΥΣΙΑ - ΣΟΦΙΑ ΜΠΟΥΛΟΥΚΟΥ | ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣ ΓΕΩΡΓΟΥΔΑΚΗΣ | ΜΙΧΑΛΗΣ ΟΙΝΟΜΟΥ | ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣ - ΦΟΙΒΟΣ ΜΠΕΡΔΟΣ | ΜΑΡΛΟΥ ΞΥΝΤΑΡΙΑΝΟΥ | ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ PINK POWER 23 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ - 28 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ 2023 ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ ΚΟΥΚΟΥΛΑ | ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΗ ΠΑΓΩΝΑ | ΑΙΚΑΤΕΡΙΝΗ ΤΣΙΛΕΔΑΚΗ | ΝΑΤΑΛΙΑ ΠΑΠΑΧΡΗΣΤΟΥ | ΕΛΕΝΗ ΤΟΜΙΔΟΥ | ΝΑΝΤΙΑ ΜΠΑΡΑΚΟΥ | ΑΘΗΝΑ ΜΠΑΡΟΥΦΗ | ΜΑΡΛΟΥ ΞΥΝΤΑΡΙΑΝΟΥ | ΑΡΕΤΗ ΠΕΡΔΙΚΑΡΗ | ΜΑΡΙΑ ΜΑΡΟΥΛΗ

The solo exhibition of Antigoni Pagona showcasing her photographic work of her travels ANTIGONE PAGONAS APOPLOUS II PHOTOGRAPHY In the context of the great celebration of shipping "Posidonia", the AndieArt Space presents Antigone Pagonas' photographic project "Apoplous II", which returns enriched with new works, after the first exhibition in Piraeus, in 2021. Pagonas, having worked for more than 20 years in the shipping sector, she presents the images of her own sea wanderings, with her starting point, the port of her "Apoplous", Piraeus. Pagonas, in both her painting and photographic endeavors, is always looking for places that will lead her to a process of introspection and self- knowledge... Rocks, shores, ports, seas, ship details are the subject of her images that are transformed, as she does not hesitate to experiment either with surfaces and angles, or to isolate details, or take advantage of the light and color giving her images a metaphysical dimension. Pagonas creates simple, almost abstract images, with a strong mysterious character. Her works stand intact and timeless, without betraying a specific location or time. The 2:1 cinematic frames satisfy the viewer's eye, while the strictness of the square, in other cases, captures him to her own point of interest. The sailing, the departure, the Apoplous of the ship marks the beginning of an inner search which in the case of Pagona is an end in itself. An endless journey in which distant and exotic coasts, cosmopolitan ports, and images from the Greek seas and islands alternate. Her origin from the island of Chios, the life in Monaco and Switzerland, the family tradition in the field of shipping are some of the elements that shaped the look of a cosmopolitan traveler whose connection with the sea is deep and organic. Anna Chassanakou Art Historian / Curator Curator: Anna Chassanakou (Art Forward Curate) Opening: Friday, May 31, 2024, at 7.00 p.m. Exhibition duration: May 31 - June 22, 2024 Opening hours: Tuesday - Friday: 12:00 - 20:00, Saturday: 11:00 - 16:00, Sunday, Monday: Closed Catalogue

Who is Evanthia Soutoglou? Here we discover the artist. EVANTHIA SOUTOGLOU Born in Agios Konstantinos, Farsala, to parents of Asia Minor descent. She attended a preparatory workshop by N. Stefos for admission to the Athens School of Fine Arts (A.S.F.A.). She studied at the Athens School of Fine Arts from 1986 to 1992, in the painting studios of P. Tetsis and D. Mytaras, as well as in the engraving studio of Th. Exarchopoulos. She also attended art history courses taught by Marina Lambraki-Plaka. She graduated from the Athens School of Fine Arts with honors. Solo Exhibitions 1990 – Tiryns Art Hall, Karditsa 1994 – Maria Papadopoulou Gallery, Athens 1998 – Art Space 24, Athens 2003 – Adam Gallery, Athens 2003 – “Krypti,” Cultural Events Center, Machairado, Zakynthos 2007 – The City Will Follow You, Adam Gallery, Athens 2009 – From Hydra to Andros, Historical Archives – Museum of Hydra 2009 – Andros, M. Empeirikos House (1863) – Valmas S.A. 2009 – The Small, the Minimal, the Wonderful, Metaichmio Cultural Center 2011 – Charilaos Fatolas Gallery, Karditsa 2015 – Historical Archives – Museum of Hydra 2020 – Under Transparent Domes, Lemon Bookstore 2023 – Birthplace Earth, Diachronic Museum of Larissa 2025 – Gaze into the Light, Argo Gallery Group Exhibitions She has participated in numerous group exhibitions. Her works are found in private collections as well as in museums, most notably the Basil & Elise Goulandris Museum in Andros and Athens, and the Historical Archives – Museum of Hydra. FEATURED ARTWORKS We don’t have any products to show here right now.

AndieArt Space opens the group exhibition AndieArt Summer Exhibition on Friday 12 July 2024 at 20.30 in the evening. The exhibition will last until August 10. ANDIEART SUMMER EXHIBITION GROUP EXHIBITION The exhibition presents a diverse selection of works by Greek artists, with the theme of the eternal Greek Summer, where each captures with their own unique expressive idiom, images and sensations from the beloved era, which has been praised like no other in the Greek and international history of art. From golden landscapes and emerald seascapes, to sunburned bodies, dreamlike scenes or even more allegorical approaches, the exhibition highlights the beauty and influence of summer on artistic creation. The exhibition will also include parallel events, workshops, talks, guided tours, with the aim of the most fruitful interaction of visitors with the artists. Artists participating: Nadia Barakou, Mandy Damirali, Triantafyllos Eskioglou, Christos Georgoudakis, Sidan Ghazi, Kyriaki Mavroudi, Antigoni Pagona, Vivetta Sarri. Exhibition duration: July 12 - August 10, 2024 AndieArt Art Space 17 Faradaton Street, Athens 11527 Ampelokipoi Metro Station (blue line) / Parking Chalkidonos 4A, Athens 11527 WORKING HOURS Tuesday - Friday: 12:00 - 20:00 Saturday: 11:00 - 16:00 Sunday, Monday: Closed T. +30 211 416 6448, +30 693 758 4272 M. info@andie-art.com W. www.andie-art.com Catalogue

Group Art Exhibition that supports the work of the Association "Children Smile" LISTEN... A CHILD'S CRY GROUP EXHIBITION Antigoni Pagona is organising the group exhibition " LISTEN ... A CHILD'S CRY – 19 Days of Art Against Child Abuse " and invites visitors to enjoy the creations of artists and to discover how art can enhance the human strength and endurance. At the same time, supporting The Child's Smile Organization by giving 10% from the sale of each project and 5% from each participation, supporting its holistic actions and services. Artists participating: Eva Gonata - Dionisia Bouloukou - Christos Georgoudakis - Michael Oikonomou - Athanasios-Foivos Berdos - Marlou Xindarianou - Antigone Pagonas. Sponsor: Chios Gardens and Manager for the organization: Betterfly Digital (Marlou Xindarianou) Inauguration: Wednesday 1 November 2023, at 18:00 Exhibition duration: 01/11 until 19/11/2023 Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 12:00 - 20:00 Saturday: 11:00 - 14:00 Sunday 19 November: 11:30 - 14:00 The entrance is free. Contact info: AndieArt: Antigoni Pagona Email: post@antigonipagona.com Tel.: +30 211 416 6448 Address: Farantaton 17, 115 27 Athens CATALOG / ΚΑΤΑΛΟΓΟΣ

Who is Nadia Barakou? Here we discover the artist NADIA BARAKOU The artist Nadia Barakou was born in the city of Patras Achaia. At the age of 18 she travelled to the U.S.A. to further her education at University level at SUNY Buffalo. She has been awarded twice in 2008 and 2010 with an Honorary Award for her works of art by the Parnassos Literary Society. She has also been awarded as Woman Creator of the year UNESCO Club of the Department of Piraeus and Islands in 2015 for the work she has offered through her art form. Her works can be found in private collections, at the Folklore Museum of Kaminarata, Kefalonia, at the Charitable Institution of Lixouri Kefalonia, at Federation of Olympia, at Hatzipaterio institution, at Art Est Villa Rodopi Gallery, in Hospitals and Organisation. Until today, she has hold five individual exhibitions, while she has participated in many group exhibitions in Greece and abroad. She illustrated two books. Her daily contact with art resulted in her need to express herself artistically. She works mostly with oi l, acrylic paints and aquarella. She lives and works in Athens. Nadia Barakou is represented by Andie Art Gallery since 2024. FEATURED ARTWORKS BLANCHE | Barakou Nadia Price €100.00 PEPE | Barakou Nadia Price €100.00 BATSIO | Barakou Nadia Price €100.00 BAGHEERA | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 BONITA | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 BLACKY | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 ASLAN | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 BELLA | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 NOIR | Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 ZIZEL | by Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 PRINCESS | Barakou Nadia Price €85.00 PANAGIA POULATI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €190.00 CHRISOPIGI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €190.00 1