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Framing fine art prints or paintings is an art in itself, adding depth, protection, and aesthetic appeal to your artwork. Whether framing a stretched canvas or paper, each type requires specific techniques and considerations. FRAMING ART REPRODUCTIONS Framing fine art prints or paintings is an art in itself, adding depth, protection, and aesthetic appeal to your artwork. Whether framing a stretched canvas or paper, each type requires specific techniques and considerations. All our solid oak handmade frames are made from sustainable wood from forest that are managed to meet the social, economic and ecological need. FRAMING OUR PAPER PRINTS Framing paper prints serves several purposes, : acts as a barrier, protecting the paper from dust, dirt, and physical damage. can increase the longevity of the paper by providing structural support and preventing it from sagging or tearing can complement the artwork and enhance its presentation. FRAMING OUR CANVAS PRINTS The canvas fine art print comes as rolled. It requires stretching and framing before display. You can choose to purchase them as follows: Unframed (rolled) Stretched with mirrored edges Stretched with oak shadow box frame.

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

SEPTEMBER 15 - OCTOBER 3, 2026 ALEXIMON GROUP EXHIBITION The exhibition is being held for charitable purposes. Part of the proceeds will be donated to support the humanitarian work of the LIONS Club of Athens Kifissia . ARTISTS: AGGELIDIS PASCHALIS | AIVAZOGLOU ACHILLEAS | ALEXOPOULOS STATHIS | ANAIS | VORDONI ERIETTA | GARGALIANOU NICKEY | GEORGOUDAKIS CHRISTOS | GANA NATASHA | GEHRMANN ANTHI | DIMOS TASOS | ZANTE ELENI | ZACHOU MARIA | ILIAKOPOULOU VASILIKI | HAPPY DARK | IGLI | KANA IRINI | KANELLOU EVITA | KATIMERLI ANNA | KILIFI ATHINA | KOKKINAKI KATERINA | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KOUNTANI PINELOPI | LAVDAS APOSTOLOS | LIN IOANNA | LINEΠLANET – VETTA FANI & PATSOULAKI IOANNA | MITSOU EVAGGELOS | MIMIKOU STELLA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | BOUZA FENY | NTAOULA SPYRIDOULA | XENAKI DIMITRA | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PAPOULIA SMARAGDA | PAPOUTSIDIS NIKOS | PARASKEVA IOANNA | PATSELI ALTIN | PATSOGLOU ARISTEIDIS | ROUSSIS GIORGOS | ROUSSIS MANOLIS | ROUSSI MAGDA | SEKLEIZIOTI ZOE | SOUTOGLOU EFI | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | STAMATOPOULOS GIORGOS | TAMPAKAKI PELAGIA | TOULIATOU KERASIA | TOUNTAS PANAGIOTIS | TSILAGA LINA | FOUNTOULAKI SOFIA | HIOS JOHN | PSARAKOS ANDREAS. SPONSORS: On Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at 7:00 p.m., the group art exhibition “ALEXIMON” will open at Andie Art Gallery (17 Farantaton Street, Athens). The exhibition is being held for charitable purposes. Part of the proceeds will be donated to support the humanitarian work of the Lions Club of Athens Kifissia. The word “aleximon” (ἀλέξιμον) is an ancient Greek noun meaning a means of protection and salvation, a shield, a remedy, or a source of support. Etymologically, it derives from the verb “alexo” (ἀλέξω) , meaning to avert danger, to protect, and to help. Lions Clubs International is the largest volunteer humanitarian organization in the world. Founded in the United States in 1917, it provides social and charitable services in more than 200 countries. Lions Clubs have been active in Greece and Cyprus for more than 65 years, focusing on key areas of action: Supporting people with visual impairments and preventing blindness , following the appeal made by Helen Keller in 1925. Social assistance , including support following natural disasters and assistance to local communities. Health and the Environment , through health-prevention programs and environmental initiatives. Local Lions Clubs provide medical supplies and assistance to vulnerable groups. The art exhibition “ALEXIMON” aims to raise social awareness and highlight feelings of support, empowerment, and mutual assistance. Our concern is to awaken awareness, reject complacency, move beyond the ego, and embrace the presence of “we.” The thematic concept of the exhibition is aligned with the humanitarian work of the Lions Club of Athens Kifissia. The portrayal of faces evokes familiar, beloved, and cherished individuals who live and enjoy a peaceful and tranquil everyday life—people who could easily be one of us, someone just like us, and who might unexpectedly find themselves in need of help, solidarity, and support. We are all vulnerable, and nothing in life can be taken for granted. The faces portrayed reveal the human identity, psychology, and personality of each individual. Regardless of gender, age, social class, clothing, or public recognition, they are all human beings sharing common anxieties, existential concerns, and the fundamental need to survive. A union of artistic disciplines, featuring painting, sculpture, ceramics, handcrafted creations, jewelry, and functional objects by 52 participating artists, invites us into a visual dialogue with those portrayed, evoking memories and thoughts of empathy. The presence of the human face is an invitation—and a call to take initiative—in acts of care, protection, and giving. In the richness of the Greek language, there are many synonymous words conveying identical, corresponding, or related meanings, while also expanding upon the concepts of giving and compassion: Charity, solidarity, humanitarian aid, altruism, generosity, liberality, donation, volunteerism, compassion, benevolence, philanthropy, communal service, open-handedness, generosity, contribution, charitable giving, and fellowship. The benefits of giving to society include social cohesion , through the creation of bonds of trust, as well as emotional well-being , both for the giver and the recipient. Every act of generosity toward our fellow human beings and society as a whole is an expression of love and selflessness, revealing a wealth of spirit. Every initiative aimed at improving the quality of life of our fellow human beings is worthy of recognition and praise. Volunteerism, personal responsibility, and collective effort are a duty toward society, embodying values of enduring importance and significance. As early as Homer, the important role of hospitality is emphasized. Zeus was regarded as the divine protector of the vulnerable and of hospitality toward all. In ancient Greece, the word “philanthropy” was introduced by Aeschylus and appears in Prometheus Bound, expressing love and care for humanity. Socrates , likewise, invoked this concept. The city-states provided extensive public welfare for both local populations and travelers, offering a wide range of forms of assistance. The “Suppers of Hecate” provided daily care for those in need, distributing food at crossroads. Social welfare continued naturally throughout the Byzantine era , later evolving during the Age of Enlightenment through the values of Humanism, with an emphasis on respect, dignity, and the improvement of human life. Throughout history, prominent figures, scholars, writers and thinkers, religious leaders, as well as timeless popular wisdom, have expressed the value and profound meaning of giving and offering to others. Regardless of your values, principles, and beliefs, take a moment to reflect… “And we ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be smaller if that drop were missing.” — Mother Teresa Annita Patsouraki Art Historian

Christos Georgoudakis solo exhibition showcasing his sculptures and Engravings CHRISTOS GEORGOUDAKIS “RETROSPECTIVA” Engraving - Sculpture 1987 - 2024 29 March - 27 April 2024 AndieArt Space inaugurates the solo exhibition of the Artist and Professor of Applied Arts, Christos Georgoudakis, entitled "Christos Georgoudakis, Retrospectiva, Engraving - Sculpture 1987-2024" , on Friday 29 March 2024, at 19.30 in the evening and will last until April 27. The exhibition also inaugurates the newly established Art space. Curated by Art Historian Anna Chassanakou , it presents selections of Georgoudakis' works - many of which leave his studio for the first time - It spans all the periods of his rich creative 40-year career, offering the opportunity to explore his development and contribution to both engraving and sculpture, he mainly serves. The exhibition is structured in thematic sections, dominated by his black and white linoleum engraving portraits depicting the most important and influential personalities of Greek Culture, iconic figures that defined the cultural and social wealth of the 20th and 21st centuries. Great writers and artists, iconic performers, legends of rebetiko, are immortalized by his own unique expressive idiom, capturing at the same time a path of quest, inspiration and creative relevance, while becoming his spiritual guides and his personal refuge. At the same time, the exhibition shows Georgoudakis' steel sculptures from his "Gordian Knots" and "Human Figures" series, some of which have been displayed in major Greek and international sculpture exhibitions. Among his works, there are also those of a conceptual character and a clear social commentary, such as his sculpture "Bleeding" or the engraving "Caryatides" which mirror social realities. Georgoudakis utilizes the possibilities of engraving and sculpture in a constant struggle of challenge and evolution. As the character of both forms of expression often requires special dexterity and high technical demands, they become in his hands a versatile visual tool with which he masterfully transforms handicraft into a Spiritual act, technique into Art. Curator: Anna Chassanakou Curator's Note Catalogue ARTWORKS

FEBRUARY 17 - MARCH 7, 2026 CHINESE NEW YEAR PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, SCULPTURE & JEWELRY PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: LIN IOANNA | DAVVETAS DEMOSTHENES BELE BADIA | GEORGOUDAKIS CHRISTOS Antigoni Pagona – Andie Art Gallery cordially invites you to the festive exhibition for the “Chinese New Year ”, featuring a visual dialogue in painting by the artists: Ioanna Lin – Demosthenes Davvetas Opening: Tuesday, February 17, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Artists’ performance accompanied by music: 8:00 p.m. Honorary Participation: Nadia Bele – Christos Georgoudakis Curated by: Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian “Every nation in the world possesses a unique history and cultural memory. Knowledge of history, along with the spiritual treasure of art and culture, encompasses all the beautiful ideals of the world that shape its continuity into the future. The Chinese New Year , also known as the ‘Spring Festival ,’ is the most important traditional national celebration in China. It is a movable feast, as it follows the Chinese lunar calendar, taking place on the day of the second new moon after the winter solstice. It usually falls between January and February, and each year is named after an animal within a sixty-year cycle. The celebration is connected with ancient legends and myths and originally marked the beginning of the new spring season, the cultivation of the land, and the productive harvest. Over the centuries, it evolved and was enriched with philosophical and religious influences from Confucian teachings and Buddhism, embracing beliefs associated with attracting good fortune, renewal, harmony, unity, and hope. The festival is officially celebrated for fifteen days and has gained global recognition as a cultural event of outstanding heritage and timeless value. Throughout the country, decorations in the symbolic red color prevail, spectacular fireworks illuminate the skies, and rituals featuring mythical figures dominate the celebrations. Food preparation follows specific traditions and symbolic combinations intended to attract prosperity, longevity, and abundance (steamed buns, fish, vegetable rolls, pork). Family reunification is of paramount importance, accompanied by authentic customs deeply rooted in respect, blending ancient traditions with contemporary lifestyles. During the festive period, the country comes to a near-complete halt in professional activities, with a global impact on exports across all sectors. Today, the celebration is firmly established throughout Asia and has achieved worldwide resonance, with numerous events dedicated to the understanding of Chinese culture. For 2026, the Chinese New Year lasts from Tuesday, February 17, to Saturday, March 7, marking the Year of the Fire Horse, a symbol of powerful energy, transformation, success, and good fortune. The arts contribute to the defense of the fundamental values of human life. Creators of the spirit, through imagination and aesthetic vision, perpetuate the humanistic ideal. They draw inspiration from the past while giving form to the active present. Humanity and nature move together in creation, guided by the timeless universal questions of existence. Across the philosophical records of all civilizations, we find shared perceptions of human existence. In the pursuit of harmony and balance between soul and body, human happiness and well-being are sought. The Eurasian perspective is shaped by a sincere dialogue of timeless messages. It supports history, traditions, and moral values, safeguarding its cultural wealth. The visual coexistence of painters Ioanna Lin and Demosthenes Davvetas raises ancient yet perpetually relevant questions through contemporary expression. A creative dialogue unfolds, with shared perspectives as well as diverse expressions and artistic media, forming an engaging encounter. Ioanna Lin fully embodies the traditional culture and art of her homeland. She welcomes the “Spring Festival” inspired by nature, birds, and flowers, while her calligraphies convey auspicious wishes for the New Year. An airy dance of refined color harmonies, light forms, and meticulously crafted design reveals the elegance and discipline of her traditional knowledge. Demosthenes Davvetas, combining his multifaceted erudition, emerges as an inventive creator in both painting and poetic expression. The recognition of his work in distant China and his comparative philosophical study of the fundamental principles shared by Socrates and Confucius guide us toward self-awareness and the innate human sense of joy and beauty in life. Honorary Participation Nadia Bele presents a golden piece of jewelry: a horse’s head, the talisman of the year. Christos Georgoudakis showcases an impressive carved wooden horse, the symbol of the year. All participating creators share common visions and, through a collective spirit, present works of profound artistic imagination. They embody a distinguished intellectual culture, approaching knowledge—an integral part of the world’s cultural heritage—with sensitivity, emotion, respect, and scholarly research. Annita Patsouraki - Art Historian Exhibition Information “Chinese New Year” – Exhibition Curated by: Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian Venue: Andie Art Gallery Farantaton 17, Athens, Greece Tel.: +30 211 416 6448 / +30 693 758 4272 Email: info@andie-art.com Website: www.andie-art.com Exhibition Duration: February 17 – March 7, 2026 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 Stations: Ambelokipi and Megaro Mousikis BIOGRAPHIES Lin Ioanna Davvetas Demosthenes Bele Nadia Georgoudakis Christos FEATURED ARTWORKS

MARCH 30 - APRIL 18, 2026 TO THE SOUND OF THE BELL GROUP EXHIBITION Celebrate Easter with our festive group exhibition – showcasing painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry, and decorative arts! ARTISTS: GARGALIANOU NIKI | GRIGORA ANNA | DASKALOPOULOU VOULA | DIMOS TASOS | DIDOU LILA | ZACHOU NADIA | IOANNIDOU MATO | KAISARITI ATHINA | KANTARTZI VICKY | KARYDI STEFANIA | KOUVATSOU DESPINA | KTISTOPOULOU MARIE | LAZARIDIS KYRIAKOS | LIN IOANNA | BARAKOU NADIA | BLIATSOU GEORGIA | PAGONA ANTIGONI | PALASKA ALEXANDRA | PANAYIOTIDIS AGGELOS | ROUSSIS GEORGIOS | SEKLEIZIOTI ZOE | SIFNAIOU ELEFTHERIA | SPIROPOULOS KOSTAS | SOUTOGLOU EFI | TAZEDAKIS KATE | TOUNTAS PANAGIOTIS | TSILAGA LINA | FOUNTOULAKI SOFIA | PSARAKOS ANDREAS | HAPPY DARK | OLENT. MEDIA SPONSOR: We are delighted to inaugurate on Monday, March 30, 2026, at 7:00 p.m ., the Easter festive group exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” featuring painting, sculpture, photography, mosaic, jewelry, and decorative arts. Exhibition Curator: Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian The art exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” is a depiction of religious architecture, while at the same time a study of the Greek soul. Small chapels, roadside shrines, humble whitewashed churches with blue domes, solitary and remote, stand resilient against time. Scattered throughout the Greek countryside, they are a living repository of our cultural wealth and heritage. Built from stone, earth, and water, coated in lime, without ornamentation or elaborate icon screens, they await the passerby—the weary, the sorrowful, the desperate, the persecuted, the lonely—anyone seeking comfort, strength, protection, and hope, or simply offering a prayer of gratitude. These small churches represent the meeting point of heaven and earth in an eternal, silent prayer. They offer consolation, companionship through the flickering oil lamp as a symbol of hope, and the gentle glow of candles embracing the soul. They embody devotion, humility, and patience in the face of time’s decay, their worn walls breathing alongside nature. Their simplicity bows before the divine essence. They carry the sweet melancholy of Holy Week, transformed into light in anticipation of the Resurrection. The sound of their bells—devotional, gentle, sorrowful, peaceful, soothing, compassionate, moving, awakening, and joyful—offers a privileged connection to God. Their symbolic presence conveys divine reflection. Their sound brings joy to the heart, serenity to the soul, and awakens religious faith. The exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” is technically multifaceted. Works of painting, sculpture, mosaic, photography, jewelry, and decorative objects are inspired by a shared theme and Easter symbolism. These creations, rich in expressive immediacy, convey lived experience, activate personal memory, and present balanced compositions with clarity of design, descriptive skill, and nostalgic sensitivity. Naturalistic elements prevail, without embellishment, highlighting traditional religious architecture alongside elements of folk art and tradition. Through expressive power, truth is sought along a luminous and hopeful path. The modest and humble image conveys its intrinsic strength. Universal concerns, meanings, and questions become accessible, offering emotional warmth and shelter. The 31 participating artists, each with unique experiences and diverse techniques, come together under a shared theme, expressing a collective spirit and conveying a significant legacy of values and common visions. They approach the subject with sensitivity, emotion, and respect. Their compositions arise from inner intensity and radiate calm endurance, light, hope, generosity, and refined feeling. The sacred space, symbolically charged with harmony and balance, embraces human emotions and the coordinates of the soul. A sense of devotion prevails; inner reflection deepens; emotion becomes profound and spontaneous, leading to contemplation and self-awareness. The dazzling white and endless blue of the sky reach a sublime state, embodying ultimate harmony and bliss. Time, intangible and eternal, is imprinted upon the materiality of nature and humanity. An Easter journey through small chapels, where humble light shines—celebrated by poets and scholars: “THE LITTLE CHURCH” “High upon the mountain there stands a lonely chapel, its bell does not ring, it has no chanter nor priest. A dim oil lamp and a stone cross are its only humble adornments. Yet the passerby, as he goes by, pauses and reverently bows, kissing the white cross with devotion. Upon that cross lies a sacred image, written in blood by God Himself, and worshipped by the people.” Aggelos Vlachos (1838–1920), writer, diplomat, politician The exhibition “To the Sound of the Bell” is an invitation to a journey of personal “Resurrection,” as each person experiences, awaits, and envisions it. Happy Easter to all! Annita Patsouraki – Art Historian FEATURED ARTWORKS Filter by Category All Acrylic Paintings Oil Paintings Mosaic Small Scupltures Plexiglass Price €75 €1,116 Artists Barakou Nadia Dimos Tasos Gargalianou Nickey Grigora Anna Ioannidou Mato Kantartzi Vicky Panayiotidis Aggelos Quick View OLIVE TREE WITH UPRIGHT TRUNK | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €215.00 VAT Included Quick View OLIVE TREE WITH THREE BRANCHES | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €125.00 VAT Included Quick View WINDSWEPT OLIVE TREE WITH FOUR BRANCHES | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €160.00 VAT Included Quick View OLIVE BRANCH ON PLEXIGLASS | Panayiotidis Aggelos Price €75.00 VAT Included Quick View CHRISOPIGI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €558.00 VAT Included Quick View PANAGIA POULATI OF SIFNOS ISLAND | By Nadia Barakou Price €558.00 VAT Included Quick View ΠΑΝΑΓΙΑ ΚΑΣΤΡΙΑΝΗ ΤΖΙΑ | Kantartzi Vicky Price €870.00 VAT Included Quick View ΔΥΣΗ ΣΤΙΣ ΚΥΚΛΑΔΕΣ | Kantartzi Vicky Price €685.00 VAT Included Quick View ΑΓΙΟΣ ΝΙΚΟΛΑΟΣ ΤΖΙΑ | Kantartzi Vicky Price €1,116.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Ioannidou Mato Price €620.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Ioannidou Mato Price €620.00 VAT Included Quick View Ο ΑΓΙΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΣ ΣΤΟ ΑΜΠΕΛΙ, ΣΑΜΟΣ | Gargalianou Nickey Price €435.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Dimos Tasos Price €496.00 VAT Included Quick View EGG | Grigora Anna Price €435.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Grigora Anna Price €620.00 VAT Included Quick View UNTITLED | Grigora Anna Price €745.00 VAT Included

GALLERY HIRE EXHIBITION HIRES FOR ARTISTS AND ARTIST GROUPS Are you an artist or part of an artist group seeking to showcase your work in a distinguished setting? Look no further! The Andie Art Gallery at our venue offers you a prime opportunity to exhibit your creations and connect with our collector base. The Andie Art Gallery is a dedicated space that supports the professional development of emerging and community-based artists. It provides a valuable opportunity to gain exhibition experience in a gallery setting, helping artists refine their practice, build their portfolios, and engage with new audiences. This space reflects our commitment to nurturing creative talent and offering a platform for artistic growth. Our hire fees cover the cost of operating the space, only. GALLERY HIGHLIGHTS: Prestige: Benefit from the allure of our gallery's reputation, enhancing the perception of your artwork. Marketing Support: Discuss your marketing strategies with us to promote your exhibition, ensuring maximum visibility for your work. We will include your exhibition on our website and can share it on social media. Gallery Invigilation: We invigilate the gallery for you, ensuring the safety of your artwork during the exhibition. Insurance: Your artwork is insured during the displays. GALLERY AVAILABILITY: The Andie Art Gallery is available for hire from mid September to early August for durations ranging from one week to one month, subject to availability. Operating hours: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 10:00 am to 8:00 pm; Wednesday, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm; and Saturday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. PRICING DETAILS: Cost for one business week*: € 400 (VAT 24% not included); Cost for two business weeks*: € 700 (VAT 24% not included); Cost for three business weeks*: € 1,000 (VAT 24% not included). * A business week = Tuesday to Saturday SALES: Independent Sales: You handle the sales independently; there is no commission for the gallery. You keep 100% of the sales income. Gallery Sales Assistance: We process the sales on your behalf. Clients will have access to our payment options: Card payments: Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, American Express, Diners credit, debit and prepaid cards IRIS payments Interest-free installment plan: With the interest-free installment plan you are given the opportunity to purchase the work of art you desire and pay it off in as much time as the clients want (maximum number of installments: 6), easily, quickly and safely. Feel free to ask us about the special interest-free installment plan. To cover our bookkeeping, Interest-free installment plans and other external fees for processing these sales, we take 40% and will pass 60% of the sales value to you. HOW TO BOOK: Ready to take the next step in your art career? Contact us today with the following information: Sample Images: Send us sample images of your past exhibitions/links to your social media/website. CV Submission: Submit your CV or a biography along with your exhibition proposal. Desired Duration and Timing: Indicate your desired duration for the show and preferred time of year in your exhibition proposal.

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

Who is Eleftheria Sifnaiou? Here we discover the artist. ELEFTHERIA SIFNAIOU She was born in Athens. From a young age, she showed a restless and playful creative spirit — constantly reshaping her surroundings, creating collages on her walls and rearranging her furniture as a form of personal expression. After finishing school, she moved to Italy to study fashion design. She lived in Milan for four years, starting her career in the fashion market as a model. Upon returning to Greece, she continued working as a model in both local and European projects, while pursuing studies in Marketing & Management and Interior Decoration, further enriching her understanding of aesthetics and visual composition. Her involvement with event styling began almost by chance, when she designed her child’s baptism — a project that sparked her passion for creating handmade compositions and poetic atmospheres. Later, she designed decorative details and crafted delicate textile pieces for baptisms, blending sewing with painting, collage, air-dry clay and other materials. This early exploration of mixed techniques and tactile harmony naturally evolved into her current ceramic practice, where craftsmanship meets emotion. Her journey with ceramics began in 2017, when she attended seminars on coil technique in the workshop of Greek artist Michalis Sklavainas. In 2023, she studied pottery technology under Menandros Papadopoulos. Since then, clay has become her main medium of expression — she is mostly self-taught and continues to explore the creative and expressive possibilities of ceramics in her own studio in Athens. Her work combines organic forms with hand-painted, symbolic and abstract motifs, resulting in one-of-a-kind contemporary ceramic pieces that balance artistic spontaneity with refined minimalism. She has participated in exhibitions in Greece and across Europe, including: 21° Contemporary Day, AMA | Associazione Musei d’Arte Contemporanea Italiani, Florence (2025) International Art Exhibition, Gallery C6, Barcelona (2025) Venice International Art Fair, Venice (2024) Rossocinabro Gallery, Rome (2023) International Art Exhibition at Medina Art Gallery, Rome (2023) Panhellenic Exhibition of Potters and Sculptors, Athens (2022) Eleftheria continues to develop her artistic language, merging fine art, design, and craftsmanship to create timeless ceramic works that elevate contemporary spaces. FEATURED ARTWORKS We don’t have any products to show here right now.

Who is Christos Georgoudakis? Discover this artist CHRISTOS GEORGOUDAKIS Christos Georgoudakis is a sculptor-engraver-graphic artist, with many years of experience in teaching applied arts. He studied applied arts at the Doxiadis School - Greece and at Middlesex University of London. He has participated in many group exhibitions, ART ATHINA, EETE, the Byzantine Museum, the Piraeus Art Gallery, to name a few, while he has presented individual exhibitions in important venues in Greece and the United States, such as in New York and Miami. His work exudes a sense of intense creativity and expression, blending unique elements of writing, painting and sculpture. Professor in the BA (Hons) in Graphic Design department of AKTO since 1983, in the (BA) department in Fine Art and Technology and in the (BA) department in Sketch - Comics - Cartoon he has contributed to the training and development of new talents in the field of graphic design. He was the founder of the company DESIGN DIEDRO from 1983 to 2013, where he demonstrated his professional approach and creative ability in various business projects. In 1995 he designs one side of the medals for the 13th Pan-European Men's Basketball Games & the 5th World Youth Basketball Games. The other side of the medals is designed by Dimitris Mytaras. In 2020, following a competition by the Ministry of Culture TAPA (Fund for Archaeological Sites and Expropriation), his engraving "The Absense" was selected for the exhibitions of the Greek museums. He is a member of the Chamber of Visual Arts of Greece (EETE) and the Union of Graphic Designers of Greece. He was born and raised in Athens, where his workshop is based until today. Christos Georgoudakis is represented by Andie Art Gallery since 2024. FEATURED ARTWORKS HORSE | by Georgoudakis Christos Price €8,680.00 VAT Included PIGEON | by Georgoudakis Christos Price €4,960.00 VAT Included BIRD | Georgoudakis Christos Price €8,680.00 VAT Included ZEIMBEKIKO | Georgoudakis Christos Price €4,350.00 VAT Included THE FISH NET Price €560.00 VAT Included THE GORDIAN KNOT # 2 Price €3,100.00 VAT Included THE GORDIAN KNOT # 1 | Georgoudakis Christos Price €3,750.00 VAT Included THE JOURNEY Price €560.00 VAT Included SOLD Price €930.00 VAT Included BARBED WIRES Price €930.00 VAT Included FEMICIDES Price €930.00 VAT Included DO NOT TALK Price €930.00 VAT Included 1

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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.