Following a week of dynamic festivities to mark 20 years of the Rolex Mentors & Protégés programme, it’s the last chance to see the festival’s exhibition at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Αthens, until 4 June 2023
supplemented the four-day festival of talks, panel discussions and performances with a week-long programme of 12 public talks and events that accessed nine partner venues across Athens.
In the visual arts, a group exhibition is currently showing at the National Museum of Contemporary Art , featuring works by Sammy Baloji, Alejandro Cesarco, Masanori Handa, Nicholas Hlobo, Mateo Lopez, Thao Hguyen Phan, Camila Rodriguez Triana and Matthias Weischer. Nicholas Hlobo work in the Rolex Arts Festival Visual Arts, Group Exhibition ΕΜΣΤ | National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens 2023
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