A photographic exhibition by Andreas Grants (1980-2011)
Image Gallery in Athens is hosting an exhibition by the renowned Latvian photographer Andreas Grants. He sealed in his photographs a variety of Latvian people from different backgrounds, professions, nationalities and generations. The characters in his works are shown in their normal environment - in the city or countryside, at work or at home, during celebrations or on their own. The exhibition provides an inside look at the life in Latvia from 1980 to 2011. Image Galary, 36, Amalis Avenue, Athens, Tel.: +30 2103230534

Relics tell the story of the fight in 1821
If you are planning to visit Thessaloniki soon, you will have the opportunity to see the rare exhibition of relics from the period of the Greek liberation revolution in 1821. It displays the original swords and guns of the heroes of liberation – George Karaiskakis, Ioannis Makriyiannis and the original document of the "Society of Friends" (Φιλική Εταιρεία) with the signature of his leader Alexander Ypsilanti, which announced the beginning of the revolution. The exhibition is held at the Ministry of Macedonia-Thrace in Thessaloniki. It will be inaugurated on the day of the National Day of Greece, 25 March and will be open to citizens and tourists until 10 June this year.

A photographic exhibition by Andreas Grants (1980-2011)
Image Gallery in Athens is hosting an exhibition by the renowned Latvian photographer Andreas Grants. He sealed in his photographs a variety of Latvian people from different backgrounds, professions, nationalities and generations. The characters in his works are shown in their normal environment - in the city or countryside, at work or at home, during celebrations or on their own. The exhibition provides an inside look at the life in Latvia from 1980 to 2011. Image Galary, 36, Amalis Avenue, Athens, Tel.: +30 2103230534

Relics tell the story of the fight in 1821
If you are planning to visit Thessaloniki soon, you will have the opportunity to see the rare exhibition of relics from the period of the Greek liberation revolution in 1821. It displays the original swords and guns of the heroes of liberation – George Karaiskakis, Ioannis Makriyiannis and the original document of the "Society of Friends" (Φιλική Εταιρεία) with the signature of his leader Alexander Ypsilanti, which announced the beginning of the revolution. The exhibition is held at the Ministry of Macedonia-Thrace in Thessaloniki. It will be inaugurated on the day of the National Day of Greece, 25 March and will be open to citizens and tourists until 10 June this year.

A photographic exhibition by Andreas Grants (1980-2011)
Image Gallery in Athens is hosting an exhibition by the renowned Latvian photographer Andreas Grants. He sealed in his photographs a variety of Latvian people from different backgrounds, professions, nationalities and generations. The characters in his works are shown in their normal environment - in the city or countryside, at work or at home, during celebrations or on their own. The exhibition provides an inside look at the life in Latvia from 1980 to 2011. Image Galary, 36, Amalis Avenue, Athens, Tel.: +30 2103230534

Relics tell the story of the fight in 1821
If you are planning to visit Thessaloniki soon, you will have the opportunity to see the rare exhibition of relics from the period of the Greek liberation revolution in 1821. It displays the original swords and guns of the heroes of liberation – George Karaiskakis, Ioannis Makriyiannis and the original document of the "Society of Friends" (Φιλική Εταιρεία) with the signature of his leader Alexander Ypsilanti, which announced the beginning of the revolution. The exhibition is held at the Ministry of Macedonia-Thrace in Thessaloniki. It will be inaugurated on the day of the National Day of Greece, 25 March and will be open to citizens and tourists until 10 June this year.

A photographic exhibition by Andreas Grants (1980-2011)
Image Gallery in Athens is hosting an exhibition by the renowned Latvian photographer Andreas Grants. He sealed in his photographs a variety of Latvian people from different backgrounds, professions, nationalities and generations. The characters in his works are shown in their normal environment - in the city or countryside, at work or at home, during celebrations or on their own. The exhibition provides an inside look at the life in Latvia from 1980 to 2011. Image Galary, 36, Amalis Avenue, Athens, Tel.: +30 2103230534