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Food, drink and other kitchen and table accessories are the source of inspiration for Technochoros’ latest gallery exhibit.
Original paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures in the exhibition, About cooking, which is open to the public and runs from January 10 to February 2, 2011.
And the exhibition isn’t limited to the gallery space: currrently an original collaboration between Technohoros Art Gallery and five well known Athens restaurants, from Keramikos, Kalimarmaro and the Acropolis neighborhoods, as well as one pastry shop from Peristeri, will feature these same edgy artists’ work in restaurants around Athens.
The gallery is open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11 :00 am to 2:30 pm and from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Wednesday and Saturday from 11:00 am until 8:00 pm.
Participating artists will have their work exhibited at the following participating restaurants:
Attikos – Greek House
7 Garvaldi, Acropolis 210-921-5256
Varoulko
80 Pireos Street, Kermaikos 210-522-8400
cucina provera13 Efranios, Kalimarmaro 210-756-6008
Mani Mani10 Falirou, Acropolis, 210-921-8180
ManiMani is offering a special 20 euro/person chef’s degustation menu which includes a complimentary bottle of wine per couple. The special is available Tuesday through Thursday for lunch and dinner, call for further details or visit them online at www.manimani.com.gr.

Strofi25 Rov. Galli, Acropolis, 210-921-4130
and
Melissa (pastry shop)43 Eth. Makariou, Peristeri, 210-571-1055

By Athensguide

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