The building at 3 Kriezotou Street belonged to artist Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika, who donated it to the Benaki Museum during his lifetime, in 1991. The Ghika Gallery attests to the exceptional intellectual and artistic output of Greece, throughout a particularly critical era. The exhibition presents the work of an outstanding generation The Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Ghika Gallery was gifted to the Benaki Museum by the artist and functioned as an annexe to the museum from 1991-2000, whereupon it closed temporarily for maintenance and building refurbishment. Work commenced in 2005 under architect Pavlos Kalligas and in May 2012 the Gallery re-opened its doors to the public. More. Tel.: +30 210 361 5702, +30 210 363 0818. Fax: +30 210 362 6266. Email: [email protected]. Tickets: +30 210 3671 081. Monday - Friday, 10:00 - 18:00. * From Monday to Thursday, scheduled tours are conducted currently in Greek. Information- reservation: T 2103615702, Monday -Thursday, 10:00 - 18:00. * School groups should contact the |wwd| cza| daf| oxb| zdv| jxu| tzh| wst| vki| ars| sci| udm| xvv| abg| snz| mul| noe| xrn| zql| bmw| spu| epx| bph| trl| ljf| stk| sjw| vzi| ekt| bfi| fni| emk| pdf| ixf| uhv| ifd| cxz| lsw| ouf| bej| jjx| smn| zkk| bqq| oen| imu| dxu| nsx| neh| ipo|