September 19 - 22, 2018 at Amorgos Island- Greece: You are invited to an installation art exhibit that takes place entirely underwater, with photographs of the Greek underwater, surrounded by the deep blue of the Aegean sea.

The Underwater Gallery is a photograph exhibition in an amphitheater-shaped cavern. The artwork is exhibited at a depth of 7-17 meters. Special underwater lighting and metal print implementations, create a one-of-a-kind experience for the exhibition guests.

More information: The Underwater Gallery at Amorgos Island

Life is an unfolding story. It has a start and an end, but everything between is a wonderful question mark.
Jack & Jenny is here to help you answer some of it by giving you the ways to create your own mesmerizing life stories!
They deliver conceptual sailing trips, based on one-of-a-kind concepts.
Their aim is to combine sailing with amazing activities fit for every taste and character.
While being experienced sailors, they are also storytellers.
Each trip is an open book where everyone can write down their own amazing sailing story.

So, what’s your story going to be?

Jack & Jenny.
Sail to tell the story.

www.jack-jenny.com 

Artists from France, the U.S.A., Spain, Belgium, Mo- zambique, Switzerland, Slovakia, Italy, Israel, Sweden, and Ireland are performing in Kalamata this summer, including Olivier De Sagazan, who is performing for the first time in Greece, Josef Nadj, who in addition to his performance also has a photo exhibition, the pioneer Wim Vandekeybus with Ultima Vez, Svalbard Company, Marquese Scott and Poppin John, also in their rst appearance in Greece, and Compañia Sharon Fridman – the grand Festival opener.

This year, Mayor of Kalamata Panagiotis E. Nikas, Faris Public-Benefit Company’s International Dance Centre, which organises the Festival, and Artistic Director Linda Kapetanea are proposing a rich and varied program comprising 28 events featuring 11 international dance companies – 7 of which perform for the rst time in Greece – 3 Greek contemporary dance companies, 8 outdoor dance performances, 4 workshops, a mas- terclass, a photo exhibition, and a music concert. 

Linda Kapetanea’s main objective in designing this year’s programme was to create a Festival that is open to the international community, to all age groups, to the arts, and to collaboration with other organisations – a Festival dedicated to education and research, supportive αof and generous to artists, a festival that is morally and philosophically inspiring for the public.