Earlier this summer, Eden Gallery’s Mykonos, Greece, location commenced their annual Mykonos Summer Event Series 2023, comprised of a wide range of art-related experiences highlighting the gallery’s art and artists. Continuing through August 21, the series platforms eminent contemporary artists, and presents dynamic events that bring together art, culture, and entertainment. Held at Eden Gallery’s location in Nammos Village within the heart of Mykonos, the site of the series offers a vibrant, lush backdrop for each of the events.
Eden Gallery, Mykonos. Courtesy of Eden Gallery.
Founded in 1997, Eden Gallery has become world-renown for its presentations of modern and contemporary art and grand gallery spaces in major cities worldwide, including New York, London, Miami, Dubai, and Las Vegas. As one of the largest gallery chains in the world, it has garnered a reputation for offering important and refined art as well as hosting extravagant events for followers of the gallery to immerse themselves in the gallery’s program—as well as to help foster ongoing relationships between artists and collectors.
Installation view inside Eden Gallery, Mykonos. Courtesy of Eden Gallery.
For the 2023 event season, the lineup includes highlights of remarkable contemporary artists, including Jisbar and Dorit Levinstein, Mtiz Atash, Véronique Guerrieri, and Yorel Benharrouche and F&G. This diverse collection of featured artists illustrates the wide range of perspectives, creative styles, and artistic processes represented by Eden Gallery, as well as allows attendees to experience an incredible array of artworks.
Eddy Maniez, (2022). Courtesy of Eden Gallery.
Whether you are an avid art lover and serious collector or are dipping your toe in the art scene, if you are on the island of Mykonos this summer, Eden Gallery’s roster of events is not to be missed. And if you cannot make one of the specific events in the Mykonos Summer Event Series, the gallery is regularly open, allowing visitors to still explore and discover Eden Gallery’s exceptional art offerings.
Dorit Levinstein, (2014). Courtesy of Eden Gallery.
