Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation

"Selves and Others," an exhibition at the headquarters of the National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation, comprises 400 oil paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and, mainly, portraits, by celebrated artists from the personal collection of the great Greek stage designer Dionysis Fotopoulos. The show at the Eynardou Mansion will be inaugurated at 8 p.m.

The National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation (MIET) presents "The End of our Old City, Thessaloniki 1870-1917," a photography exhibition organized in collaboration with the British Embassy in Greece and showing how the northern port looked before the huge fire that razed the downtown area.

The National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation presents an exhibition of 51 works by Chronis Botsoglou that were painted between 2008 and 2016 based on the view that the acclaimed artist saw from the window of his home in the village of Petri on Lesvos.

The National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation presents "Fokion Rok: The Sculptor and His Archive," an exhibition casting light on the different aspects of the life and work of this important Greek artist (1895-1941), showcasing his contribution to the evolving Greek art scene in the early 20th century but also how he expressed the zeitgeist. Opening hours are Tuesdays to Fridays from 10 a.m.

Avraam Pavlidis started photographing abandoned houses, factories and other facilities around the country 25 years ago.

Artist Tassos Mantzavinos delves into the world of horror with "Edgar Allen Poe's Raven," an exhibition of drawings, engravings and colored inks inspired by the American writer's seminal work and organized by the National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation (MIET).

The National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation presents an exhibition of 51 works by Chronis Botsoglou that were painted between 2008 and 2016 based on the view that the acclaimed artist saw from the window of his home in the village of Petri on Lesvos.

The National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation is currently hosting "Memos Makris: From Athens to Paris 1934-1950," at the Eynard Mansion in central Athens.