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

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

MARCH 11 - MARCH 21, 2026 GALACTIC EXPLOSIONS SOLO EXHIBITION Art exhibition "Galactic Explosions" and presentation of the book “Painters of the 20th Century ” by Lina Tsilaga . ARTIST & WRITER: TSILAGA LINA. PUBLICATION HOUSE On Wednesday, March 11, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. , Andie Art Gallery and EPIKENTRO Publications will present the book Painters of the 20th Century by Lina Tsilaga , Professor Emerita at the University of West Attica, visual artist, and former Foreign Press Correspondent. The book will be presented by: Dr. Nikitas Chiotinis , Professor Emeritus at the University of West Attica and former Dean of the School of Applied Arts and Culture, Dr. Konstantinos Bouras, Poet, Theatre Scholar, Translation Scholar, and Critic, Dr. Petros Zounis , lecturer at the Department of Communication and Media Studies, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, and at the NKUA–University of West Attica Postgraduate Program. Event moderator: Annita Patsouraki, Art Historian. Regarding the book, the author notes: “Even the mere reference to artistic creation in the 20th century fascinates us and fills us with curiosity to explore the cultural imprint of an era marked by major philosophical, political, and social transformations… The rapid pace at which events, sciences, the arts, and everyday life evolved led to an explosion of visual creativity, resulting in the succession of artistic movements and modes of expression at a much faster rate than in the previous century. This cultural mark is analyzed in the contents of the book through the perspective of an art creator.” At the same time, the painting exhibition by Lina Tsilaga titled Galactic Explosions will be inaugurated, featuring works that emerge from continuous research as well as inspiration drawn from the thematic content of her book. Exhibition curated by: Annita Patsouraki, Art Historian. Regarding this series of works, architect, visual artist, and author Kostas Livas has written: “Looking at these paintings of the decomposition of an already decomposed world, I cannot fail to discern the creator’s faith in something like this: since we inevitably decay, since decay is the beginning of the new, then let us die trying to understand our death—sometimes smiling, sometimes satirical, always leaving signs or messages of our journey… travelers into infinity. Paintings of reverie within our inner infinity.” BIOGRAPHY Lina Tsilaga Emeritus Professor at the University of West Attica , former President (2014–2019) of the Department of Conservation of Antiquities and Works of Art. She is a graduate of the Athens School of Fine Arts , where she studied painting, mosaic art (with a scholarship from the State Scholarships Foundation – I.K.Y.), as well as theoretical and historical studies. Her artistic and scientific work has received international distinctions and awards from the International Arts Guild (Monte Carlo), Fam Net-Work, UNESCO, the Region and Municipality of Korçë (Albania), St. Petersburg State University (Russia), the Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg), the Metropolis of Dimitriada, the Municipality of Athens, the Municipality of Papagou–Cholargos, among others. She is a founding member of a Research Laboratory at the University of West Attica, a member of the Scientific Committee of EPADICH (Chalandri), and a former accredited foreign press correspondent in Greece on cultural issues for the magazine IAB (Monte Carlo). She has held 25 solo exhibitions and participated in 90 group exhibitions in Greece and abroad. She has served as Chief Coordinator–Researcher of Research and Development Programs and as a member of major research teams. She is the author of six independent books , three of which are included in the “Eudoxus” academic textbook program for Greek universities. She has presented papers at International Scientific Conferences , participated in the scientific committees of international conferences, and contributed to interventions in international forums within the framework of the global community. Her artistic work has been widely referenced in art dictionaries, Greek and international press publications , and has been presented in radio and television programs. She is a member of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece (E.E.T.E.) , as well as Greek and international organizations and NGOs. She is also a member of G.A.A.E.C. , a founding member and board member of the H.E.C. Foundation (Albania), and a member of the Humanitarian Society, Soroptimist International , the Hellenic–Chinese Union , among others. Her works are held in universities in Greece, China, Russia, Egypt, and the United States, as well as in municipal galleries, museums, cultural institutions, and public and private collections worldwide. Her mosaics also decorate churches and monasteries . She remains active in international collaborations, civic initiatives, cultural activism, and public affairs . 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Who is Dionisia-Sofia Bouloukou? Here we discover the artist. DIONISIA-SOFIA BOULOUKOU DionIsia-Sofia Bouloukou is a Greek visual artist who was born, lives, and works in Athens. She began her studies in Nutrition and Dietetics in Athens, but her love for painting led her in a different direction. She has participated in group exhibitions in Athens as well as in London, and her works can be found in private collections. In recent years, alongside her own artistic work, she has been attending drawing and painting classes with well-known artists and graduates of the Athens School of Fine Arts. She mainly works with oil on linen and cotton, although she has experimented with and used various materials and techniques in the past. Her passion for modern-style portraits is strongly reflected in her latest works. FEATURED ARTWORKS We don’t have any products to show here right now.

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.

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

The curator describes the theme of Retrospectiva exhibition. Christos Georgoudakis - “Retrospectiva” Engraving - Sculpture 1987 - 2024 The exhibition presents selections of Georgoudakis’ works - many of which are coming out of his studio for the first time - from all periods of his rich creative career of almost 40 years. Georgoudakis, been recognized both for his educational contribution and his artistic work, offers us the opportunity to explore his development and contribution in the field of engraving and sculpture, which he mainly serves. The exhibition is structured in 4 thematic sections, dominated by his black and white engraved portraits on linoleum. These are portraits of the most important personalities of our culture , iconic Greek figures of the 20th and 21st centuries, with international impact. Great Writers and Artists, emblematic performers and legends of Rebetiko, are immortalized in each print, with its own unique idiom. The artist engraves the most special features of these figures who are often presented as ascetic figures, almost hierographically rendered, in a symbolic background, where the straight line follows the curve, the white color changes to black and light disappears in shadow, while often, the appearance of a color or object in the background adds both to the aesthetics - creating intensity, contrast or depth - and the semiotics of his design - it evokes feelings and memories. His gestures become a window into the inner psyche of these personalities, as well as his own, inviting the viewer to become the correspondent of the ideas they express. At the same time, the exhibition exhibits steel sculptures from his "Gordian Knot" and "Human Figures" series. In his sculptural work, Georgoudakis treats a difficult and "untamable" material, hard and solid, such as steel, which he forges to create simple steel silhouettes and tightly tied knots. The steel with his curved shapes and smooth forms combined with the solid nature, demonstrate the artist's mastery, if not the imposition, of his material. Finally a section of works of conceptual character and clear social commentary , such as his sculpture "Bleeding" or the engraving “Abduction”, function as a kind of timeless mirror reflecting social reality. Georgoudakis utilizes the possibilities of engraving and sculpture as a means of constant struggle, challenge and evolution. As the character of both forms of expression often requires special dexterity and high technical knowledge, they become in his hands a multifaceted visual tool, with which he masterfully transforms handicraft into a Spiritual act, technique into Art. His work cultivates a sense of immediacy and proximity, inviting the viewer to appropriate his works and live with them, as he does every day, in the sanctuary of his studio. Anna Chassanakou Curator Back

Who is Kyriaki Mavroudi? Here we discover the artist KYRIAKI MAVROUDI She is an artist from Athens, Greece, born in 1995. She graduated from Athens School of Fine Arts in 2021. She studied painting, illustration and printmaking, and also had scenography and graphic arts lessons. Inspired from mythology and botanical illustrations, medieval engravings and bestiaries, she depicts a hybrid universe. The elements of flora and fauna of this world are used as personal symbols, which are combined into creating intricate and detailed compositions, as well as more abstract and dreamy sceneries. Through the use of mixed materials which form representations from the remnants of this imaginary world, her work is composed of traditional paintings and drawings with inks, watercolors, colored pencils and oils. Kyriaki Mavroudi is represented by Andie Art Gallery since 2024. FEATURED ARTWORKS SIREN'S SHELL Price €500.00 ETERNAL SKIES Price €890.00 1

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Who is Vasilia Maria Papagiannopoulou? Here we discover the artist. VASILIA MARIA PAPAGIANNOPOULOU (HAPPY DARK) She was born in 1973 in Athens, where she lives and works. She studied Graphic Design at AKTO, just before the advent of technology in graphic design. She has attended various seminars on crafts, jewelry, macramé, etc. Creating was an outlet.... she felt Happy in a Dark world. Thus, the name Happy Dark was something that came naturally through creation. Influenced by Graphic Design, the designs on objects and jewelry are mainly Geometric and Minimal. Macramé has been a love since childhood. 3D printing entered her life just before the pandemic. In jewelry, she mainly wants to combine 3D printing with Macramé, thus combining technology with tradition. Vasilia Maria Papagiannopoulou (Happy Dark) is represented by Andie Art Gallery since 2025. FEATURED ARTWORKS We don’t have any products to show here right now.

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