Rebecca Camhi gallery X Αrt Αthina 2026
Onassis Ready, Ag. Ioannis Rentis
Friday 13 – Monday 16 November
12:00- 21:00
Morris Ganis, Atomic Cloud 1, 2011, oil on canvas, 110 x 130 εκ.
Rebecca Camhi gallery participates in Art Athina 2026
Artists
Nobuyoshi Araki
Zisis Bliatkas
Ross Bleckner
Alexandros Georgiou
Morris Ganis
Nan Goldin
Konstantin Kakanias
DeAnna Maganias
Tracey Moffatt
Onassis Ready
Strati Tsirka 2, Ag. Ιoannis Rentis, 182 33
Booth G22
VIP Opening:
Thursday 12 November, 15:00- 21:00
by invitation only
Open to the public: Friday 13 – Monday 16 November
12:00 – 21:00
ticket 10 euros
Guided tour by Alexandros Georgiou
at Rebecca Camhi gallery
Georgiou’s painting moves between travel and transformation, filled with vivid colours and mysterious creatures that seem to emerge from the subconscious. Fairyland in Midsummer is a fairytale world that is both luminous and dark. It exists between extremes: the blazing sun of midsummer and snow, companionship and loneliness. The titles of the works come together to form a story filled with unexpected events, moving from childhood innocence to melancholy and hope, while also navigating uncertainty and silence.
Georgiou’s work is deeply personal, speaks about love- the ability to look at others with tenderness and expresses the need to preserve a sense of wonder in a world that is becoming increasingly cynical.
Guided tour: Saturday 14 November 12:15 – 13:00
Leonidou 9
Μetaxourgeio 10437 Athens
reservations: gallery@rebeccacamhi.com or (+30) 2105233049
Alexandros Georgiou (b. 1972) first became known for his travel-based works created in Iran and India, where both friends and strangers received artworks he produced during his journeys through the post— mainly handmade cards and overpainted black-and-white photocopies of photographs he had taken. Following the birth of his son in 2017, these travel works gradually gave way to painting, continuing his early engagement with the medium.Born in Athens, he graduated from the Athens School of Fine Arts in 1996 and continued his studies at the School of Visual Arts. Working through photography and painting, his practice focuses on the exploration of personal and spiritual quests, movement and travel, and the relationship with oneself and others.
Among his notable solo exhibitions are: The Workshop at the café of the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens (EMST) as part of the exhibition Why Look At Animals? (2025–2026); From the Perspective of Yes (2023); The Prince with the Blue Crown Meets the Family Within His Body (2021) at Rebecca Camhi Gallery; Three Continents, Three Friends (2023) at the Municipal Gallery of Athens; Empress and Spirits (2022) at Zina Athanasiadou Gallery; metaGods (2017) at the Benaki Museum Museum of Islamic Art; and Without My Own Vehicle I–V (2012) at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens.