Greek-Cypriot Australian Silia Kapsis to represent Cyprus in Eurovision
Silia , the 16-year-old Greek Cypriot up-and-coming pop sensation from Sydney, will represent Cyprus in next year’s Eurovision contest. Silia Kapsis, who will represent Cyprus at next year’s Eurovision...
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Celebrating the centennial of Maria Callas’ birth, at the Hellenic Lyceum of...
The Hellenic Lyceum of Sydney will hold a presentation on the life and legacy of Maria Callas 100 years from the birth of the famed Greek opera singer. The group is holding a free Book Club High Tea...
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Tony Maniaty hoping to “open our eyes to the beauty of Earth” in latest...
Photographer Tony Maniaty is striving to display the wonder of life in his latest exhibition in what he hopes can be a step toward reversing Earth instead of contributing to its slow destruction....
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Three Greek-Australian photographers showcasing their work with the Head On...
Three Greek-Australian photographers have seen their series supported by the Head On Photo Festival, which is continuing its tradition of highlighting the efforts of many artists in the world of...
View ArticleLiterary competition 2023 winners to be unveiled at GACL’s AGM
The Greek-Australian Cultural League (GACL) is set to reveal the outstanding talents of the Literary Competition 2023 on Saturday, November 25, at 4pm. The eagerly anticipated announcement will take...
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Sound Motion and the Brain: A glimpse into the world of neuroscience through...
In a fusion of art and science, Ioannis Sidiropoulos presented the exhibition-performance “Sound Motion and the Brain” on Thursday 16 and Friday 17 November, at Southbank in Melbourne. The event,...
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Hellenic Art Theatre presenting Manolis Korres’ comedy play “Lumbago” in Sydney
The Hellenic Art Theatre is set to close this year with its production of Manolis Korres’ play, ‘Lumbago’, a comedy which, though written decades ago, still holds immense relevance today. The play is...
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Sudden death of the renowned composer Stelios Tsiolas
Stelios Tsiolas was a highly respected composer and conductor who garnered accolades in Greece, Cyprus and Australia for his work. He made a name for presenting unique variations of well-known Greek...
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Emmanuel Angelicas’ quest: Capturing the souls of Greece through liminal...
Emmanuel Angelicas tends to fall in love with his subjects. A little bit. Toso oso. I watched it happen over the three days he was in Athens, taking photos of the people I had found for him. This was...
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Greek Cypriot Australian firm announced as a finalist in World Architecture...
The Greek-Cypriot-Australian practice KYRIAKOS TSOLAKIS ARCHITECTS is set to present itself on the world stage as it competes against some of the most renowned architectural firms across the globe. The...
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George Perris releases new Christmas album, lighting up Times Square with...
Greek French vocalist George Perris has just released Christmas album, titled The Most Wonderful Time of the Year! Perris has taken a fresh approach on Christmas classics and in the spirit of the...
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Maria Callas resurrected in holographic splendor: a centennial celebration of...
The legendary soprano Maria Callas will be exalted in a holographic manifestation alongside the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at Hamer Hall this Thursday, December 7, in Maria Callas – A Concert in...
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Greek artist Danae Stratou’s work “Water Traces” sheds light on the beauty...
Internationally renowned Greek artist Danae Stratou’s latest work in Western Australia explores the underground streams of the land as it asks us to contemplate the interconnectedness of our planet and...
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Man recreates Cypriot wedding with Playmobil
Talk about unique and creative, a man has created a traditional Cypriot wedding scene using the popular children’s toy Playmobil. According to Cyprus Mail, Charalambos Pisia presented his creation at...
View ArticleNetflix panned after documentary claims Italy broke through “weak Greek...
Netflix is facing criticism for its documentary titled “World War II: From the Frontlines”, with one major inaccuracy presented being its suggestion Italy overcame “weak Greek resistance” during their...
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Effy Alexakis to deliver floor talk on her exhibition exploring the...
Greek-Australian photographer Effy Alexakis is set to deliver a floor talk on her exhibition “Viewfinder”, a collection that encompasses her 40-year career capturing and researching the...
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Hellenic Fields: Paul Laspagis’ exhibition explores spatial reality of Greek...
Contemporary Greek-born Australian artist, Paul Laspagis will unveil his latest creations in an exhibition titled “Hellenic Fields,” at the Victorian Artists Society Hammond Gallery from February 7 to...
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Frenzee – the Xylouris siblings take Greece by storm with their own brand of...
Apollonia, Adonis, and Nikos Xylouris may be well known to readers of Neos Kosmos as the new generation of the Xylouris musical family playing traditional music from the island of Crete. Less well...
View ArticleSubmissions open for Greek-Australian Cultural League of Melbourne Book Prize...
The Greek-Australian Cultural League of Melbourne will be holding its Book Prize 2024, with authors across Australia all given the chance to submit their work and win prizes. Authors can submit books...
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Face Off: Portraits – A photographic exhibition by Effy Alexakis and Yannis...
Photographers Effy Alexakis and Yanni Dramitinos, are challenging the boundaries of contemporary portraiture with their latest exhibition revolving around their Greek heritage. The exhibition features...
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