A close-up shot shows a person's hands holding an open booklet or magazine, displaying both an advertisement and details about an art exhibition. The hands hold the lower left and right edges of the booklet against a blurred, light-colored, possibly patterned background. The top portion of the open booklet features a full-page advertisement for Glenfiddich whisky. It depicts a light-haired model lying on her back, looking directly at the viewer while holding a bottle of Glenfiddich 18 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky to her chest. Large, bold text next to her reads "CELEBRATE GREAT TASTE WITH GREAT TASTE." To the right, the Glenfiddich logo (a stag's head) is displayed above the text "Glenfiddich. WHERE NEXT?". A website address, "www.apolafste.ypefthina.eneap.gr", is visible at the bottom right. The lower portion of the booklet, held by the hands, contains text and images related to an art exhibition titled "Vertigo." The text, primarily in Greek, lists the curator (Phaedra Vasileiadou) and artists (Natalia Manta, Dimitris Tampakis). It mentions the exhibition venue ("EAPT 26 - NOE 22"), opening hours (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10:00-17:00, Saturday: 17:00-21:00), and describes the exhibition's theme, which explores contemporary social conditions, continuous changes, and uncertainty. It also notes that parallel events will be announced on the website of the B. & M. Theocharakis Foundation. Two images of artworks are visible: 1. "Δημήτρης Ταμπάκης, Άτιτλο, 2022, Χυτό αλουμίνιο, 195×45 εκ" (Dimitris Tampakis, Untitled, 2022, Cast aluminum, 195x45 cm), showing a dark, textured, abstract sculpture. 2. "Ναταλία Μαντά, UNDER OUR BONES / Baby 1, 2023, Κεραμικό, φυσικό κερί και γυαλί, 29×76 εκ" (Natalia Manta, UNDER OUR BONES / Baby 1, 2023, Ceramic, natural wax and glass, 29x76 cm), depicting a sculpture resembling a skeletal or abstracted human form. The lighting is bright, suggesting an indoor setting during the daytime. The overall scene captures a moment of reading or browsing. in Athina, Greece

Jan 11, 2025

Athina, Greece

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A close-up shot shows a person's hands holding an open booklet or magazine, displaying both an advertisement and details about an art exhibition. The hands hold the lower left and right edges of the booklet against a blurred, light-colored, possibly patterned background. The top portion of the open booklet features a full-page advertisement for Glenfiddich whisky. It depicts a light-haired model lying on her back, looking directly at the viewer while holding a bottle of Glenfiddich 18 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky to her chest. Large, bold text next to her reads "CELEBRATE GREAT TASTE WITH GREAT TASTE." To the right, the Glenfiddich logo (a stag's head) is displayed above the text "Glenfiddich. WHERE NEXT?". A website address, "www.apolafste.ypefthina.eneap.gr", is visible at the bottom right. The lower portion of the booklet, held by the hands, contains text and images related to an art exhibition titled "Vertigo." The text, primarily in Greek, lists the curator (Phaedra Vasileiadou) and artists (Natalia Manta, Dimitris Tampakis). It mentions the exhibition venue ("EAPT 26 - NOE 22"), opening hours (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10:00-17:00, Saturday: 17:00-21:00), and describes the exhibition's theme, which explores contemporary social conditions, continuous changes, and uncertainty. It also notes that parallel events will be announced on the website of the B. & M. Theocharakis Foundation. Two images of artworks are visible: 1. "Δημήτρης Ταμπάκης, Άτιτλο, 2022, Χυτό αλουμίνιο, 195×45 εκ" (Dimitris Tampakis, Untitled, 2022, Cast aluminum, 195x45 cm), showing a dark, textured, abstract sculpture. 2. "Ναταλία Μαντά, UNDER OUR BONES / Baby 1, 2023, Κεραμικό, φυσικό κερί και γυαλί, 29×76 εκ" (Natalia Manta, UNDER OUR BONES / Baby 1, 2023, Ceramic, natural wax and glass, 29x76 cm), depicting a sculpture resembling a skeletal or abstracted human form. The lighting is bright, suggesting an indoor setting during the daytime. The overall scene captures a moment of reading or browsing.

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