Sydney artist, Eugenia Raskopoulos will exhibit ‘Under My Skin’ until November 8.

A highlight of the exhibition is a group of late fifteenth century icons from Crete, which became a centre of icon painting after the fall of Constantinople in 1453.

Featuring the works of more than 30 artists, the exhibition will pay respect to the city of Melbourne that has actively supported and nurtured Australian artists.

Vakkina Panagiotidis, Michael Schizas, Mary Giavasoglou, Maria Tsalamandris, Neofitos Charalambous, Eleni Charalambous and Litsa Gogas will exhibit their work.

With many locals away in the month of August, now is the best time to visit the city’s best museums

The jeweller is showcasing a new MVSA Collection of fine jewellery that is inspired by the nine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne.

Archaeological Site of Nemea has been struggling to stay open due to staff and security shortages since the start of the crisis.

A special laser removes decades of grime from 2,500-year-old iconic Acropolis statues.

The permanent collection from the renowned Benaki Museum to open in September at Melbourne’s Hellenic Museum.

Photographic exhibition closes on June 19.