Month: August 2025

With the generous contribution of Patmian and foreign artists who live and work on the island, the S.P.P.P. “Ippokampos” is organizing an exhibition at the Patmion Cultural Center, under the auspices of the Municipality of Patmos.

Two weeks filled with music promise to transform the “island of Revelation” into a meeting place for art, faith, and culture.

On Wednesday, August 20, at 7:00 p.m., the town of Patmos will welcome Flora Tzelepi, who will present her new novel, “The Girl from Nowhere.” The event will take place in the warm and unique space of Koukoumavla, the well-known “Magazine of Miracles,” where books and art coexist in a fairy-tale way.

Visual artist Christina Nakou presents the exhibition “Mosaics: An Art of Durable Materiality” at the Stavrakas House in Hora, Patmos, from August 13 to 30, 2025. Through mosaic creations applied to everyday objects, the power of the material, its timelessness, and the close relationship between art and matter are highlighted.

On Friday, August 8, 2025, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the Stavraka House in Ηora, Patmos, will host an important spiritual gathering on the occasion of the presentation of Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara’s book Sailing Across a Wounded Sea.

From Saturday, August 9, 2025, and for an entire month, the town of Patmos will host a unique art exhibition at the Nikolaidis Mansion: Eva Tsagkarakis’ exhibition entitled “Lunar Orbits, Herbal Remedies and Healing Cycles,” as part of the Ministry of Culture’s events for the August Full Moon.

This August, the Patmion Cultural Center in Skala, Patmos, will host a new exhibition of paintings by Anastasia Gkinaki, an artist who is steadily and consistently charting her own artistic course.

The art exhibition “Patmos – Mysterious Guardian Island” by Ukrainian painter Tetiana Tsoubareva – Thomakou, will be presented from August 4 to 14, 2025, at the Patmion Cultural Center in Skala, Patmos.

An exhibition that perceives painting as an act of breathing and light, as a symbiosis with the material of the landscape and the present. In the end, what remains is not the subject but the sensation: the breath that permeates and the light that animates.