Yearly Archives: 2020
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|’n Art| is delighted to announce the début of a new collaboration with Roumelight lighting brand and its founder & creator, Vasilios Roumeliotis. Roumelight lighting creations ➞ brought out as aesthetic symbols of soul and spirit, beyond and outside the ordinary range, characterized by architectural minimalism, are developing into impressive […]
|’n Art| proudly welcomes and adds in its collection corpus the major body of the oeuvre of Takis Marthas (1905-1960) ➞ a leading versatile figure of the Hellenic Architecture and Art with a historical place among the pioneers of Abstraction in Hellas. Takis Marthas combined successfully the role of the Architect, Painter and Professor […]
|’n Art| is pleased to introduce one of the gallery’s latest additions ➞ Cast your fantasy and step into the hallucinatory world of Alex Chien. Sizable cartoon arrangements, vibrant colours, eccentric reflections, toying with various motifs, figures and objects ➞ all blend together convey such an aesthetic vibe that magnetizes the viewer at once. Formally […]
Always believing in the power of the digital world, we established the |’n Art| gallery online right from the start. We chose to step beyond the local art scene or any limited physical venue and we went global ever since our foundation. Until today, we keep on building an international brand […]
![Yannis Papayannis – Untitled (1/3) [From the series The Queen of the Night]](https://storage.googleapis.com/n-art.org/2019/04/PAPAGIANNIS-2.5-570x350.jpg)
|’n Art| puts in the spotlight three works of its collection by Yannis Papayannis from the series The Queen of the Night in which he redefines the thrilling figure of the emblematic Babylonian goddess depicted on a staggeringly rare ancient Mesopotamian panel, displayed in the British Museum in London ➞ known […]
On the occasion of March 25th, the brilliant calendar date of the Hellenic National Independence, |’n Art| brings into focus Kostas Kampouropoulos’ work, commemorative to the Hellenic War of Independence against the Ottomans (1821-1830) which he bridges gently with the coinciding celebration of the religious feast of The Annunciation. Kostas […]