An exhibition everyone should see

And I mean everyone. Yesterday evening I went downtown for the opening of a photographic exhibition that focused on ethnicity and humanity in Greece. It was mind blowing. I can't describe how beautiful the photographs were, so I urge you to go see them for yourselves.

Exclude Social Exclusion by Understanding, Learning, Participating
Photo Exhibition
May 19th - 26th, 2008
Monday to Sunday (11.00am - 2.00pm and 18.00pm -23.00pm)
Kypseli Municipal Market

Negri Fokionos 42

Participants : Dimitris Theodossis

Maro Kouri

Cassi Moghan

Nikianna Sianou

Iakovos Hatzistavrou

Entrance is free, yes, it will cost you nothing but a little bit of your time to see the amazing work that these people have done. To get there, I took the metro up to Omonia and then a taxi ride to the venue which was EUR 2.80. But alternatively, you can get on a bus from 28th October street in the direction away from Omonia square. I can't tell you the name of the stop so while you are on the bus, track the building numbers that pass on your right. Get off when you get to either Cinema Aello or building 144. From there you can walk to Negri Fokionos in a few minutes.

If you click on the map to enlarge it, I've tried to show the directions.

Go discover the colours of the city we live in!

Image: Copyright Maro Kouri www.marokouri.com