Now in its seventh year, the exhibition celebrating Greek inspired art returns.

Acclaimed photographer Nick Vavdinoudis brings a modern take to an ancient Greek tradition.

Greek Australian artist Theo Mantalvanos has posthumously printed etchings by Sir Arthur Streeton on display at the Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop.

Fringe World Perth 2017 welcomes the symbiotic ethos of art, technology and myth as showcased by Australia’s leading Greek creatives.

Melissanthi Spei presents yet another sculptural and surreal accessories collection.

Multimedia artist Christina Darras presents her latest works of aquarelle on paper in Melbourne.

A few days prior to the feast day of Mary, photographer Peny Giannakou set about documenting the doors on the island of Astypalaia and reveals the locals hidden behind them.

Australian artist Ben Fuog draws inspiration from the ageless Greek island.

Running from 18-22 January, 2017, next year’s line-up includes some Greek-inspired music.

A story about the condition of childhood — its place in our culture and how we react to images of children in photography.