Annual Exhibition of Children’s Art
29 March – 30 April 2026

Aigaia School of Art & Design invites you to the annual exhibition of children’s art “Future Artists”, celebrating the creativity, imagination and free expression of young creators.

The opening of the exhibition will take place on Sunday, 29 March 2026 at 5:00 pm.
The exhibition will be officially opened by Elena Perikleous, Commissioner for Children’s Rights.

Visitors are invited to wander through a vibrant collection of paintings, sculptures, ceramic works, photographs, characters, objects and small visual stories that have emerged from the children’s creative processes. The young artists of Aigaia School present their own unique ways of observing and interpreting the world around them. With spontaneity, sensitivity and imagination, they remind us that creativity is a powerful tool for thinking and expression, especially important in responding to the challenges of our contemporary world.

Throughout the academic year, the children participated in specialised workshops that rotated throughout the programme, introducing them to different areas of Fine Arts, Design and Media. Through this process, they experimented with materials, techniques and ideas, developing a multidimensional visual understanding, which is reflected in the exhibition where all students take part.

Aigaia School seeks to cultivate and strengthen an appreciation for the visual arts as an essential element of culture. Through a wide range of creative activities, children are encouraged to observe the world with curiosity, express their inner thoughts and feelings, record experiences and memories, develop critical thinking and explore creative ways of responding to ideas and challenges.

During the exhibition, guided tours and creative activities will be organised for visitors. Teachers are welcome to attend with their classes, and parents are invited to visit together with their children. The educational character of the exhibition offers children of different ages the opportunity to discover themes, ideas and artistic approaches, creating a unique, interactive and inspiring experience.

Opening: Sunday, 29 March 2026 @ 5:00 pm
Exhibition Dates: 29 March – 30 April 2026
Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday (during the school’s opening hours)

School groups by appointment: +357 22 445757

Σας καλούμε να μαζευτούμε έξω στη γειτονιά την Κυριακή 21 Δεκεμβρίου 11:00–17:00, στους Αγίους Ομολογητές!

Ανοιχτοί δρόμοι, χαλαρή ατμόσφαιρα με κάλαντα, χειροτεχνίες, παραδοσιακά παιχνίδια, κουβέντα και φαγητό. 

Περιηγηθείτε στους χώρους μας, ανακαλύψτε το δημιουργικό μας περιβάλλον και συμμετάσχετε στα εργαστήρια που θα προσφέρουμε. Στον χώρο θα βρείτε επίσης έργα τέχνης και χειροποίητα αντικείμενα που μπορείτε να αγοράσετε, από τοπικούς καλλιτέχνες και σχεδιαστές.
+ εορταστικό μενού στο aigaia art café!

Join our small community get-together on Sunday 21 December, 11:00–17:00,in Agioi Omologites! Open streets, relaxed vibes with Christmas carols, local crafts, traditional games, neighbourhood chats and food. 

Stroll through our space, experience our welcoming atmosphere, and take part in the workshops available throughout the event. You’ll also have the chance to browse and purchase artworks and handmade pieces created by local artists and designers.
+festive special menu at aigaia art café!

As the academic year comes to a close, Aigaia School of Art and Design presents its annual group exhibition, featuring work by students across all levels of study. The exhibition brings together diverse artistic responses to everyday life, social observation, and the ongoing need for personal expression. It offers a shared visual journey that begins with individual viewpoints and evolves into a broader collective experience. Through themes such as identity, introspection, and the search for connection, the exhibition invites visitors to pause, reflect, and engage.

The works on display are the result of a year dedicated to fostering independent and authentic artistic voices. Through a wide range of media — painting, ceramics, mixed media, installation, fashion and textile design, and digital art — students communicate ideas, emotions, and narratives with intention and clarity.

In a world shaped by rapid change and social complexity, young artists are called to position themselves both critically and creatively. They respond with imagination, thoughtfulness, and sensitivity, drawing on personal experiences and the broader context of contemporary life. Each piece stands as an open invitation — a prompt to reconsider and reimagine the world around us.

Material, colour, and form become vessels for meaning and feeling. Sometimes bold and direct, at other times quiet and subtle, the artworks navigate the space between inner reflection and external reality. Collectively, they express a generation’s desire to explore, question, and communicate with honesty and depth.

The exhibition will open on Saturday 21 June 2025 at 20:00, at Aigaia School of Art and Design, 81 Agion Omologiton, and will remain open until 27 June 2025 (Monday to Saturday), during the school’s regular opening hours.

OPEN DAYS will be held during the exhibition, enabling visitors to be thoroughly informed about all the programs on offer and to take guided tours of the exhibition and school premises.

Aigaia School of Art and Design invites you to the Annual Exhibition of its Young Artists, which takes place between the 6th and 30th April 2024.

Wander in between colours, brushstrokes, sculptures, ceramics, paintings, photographs, characters, objects, stories. Children demonstrate creativity in a truthful and unspoiled manner, something essential in finding solutions for today’s challenges.

All our children groups had the opportunity to work in our specialised studios and workshops in rotation, resulting in their experiencing a range of the Art, Design and media pathways. The exhibition reflects their spherical visual understanding, which they have ultimately developed. Our young artists demonstrated their creativity in a truthful and unspoiled manner, something essential in finding solutions for today’s challenges.

Our purpose is always to highlight the importance of the cultural cultivation that unfolds when growing up with the arts as part of everyday life, as well as the appreciation cultivated of the visual arts, as an element of culture. Via the various activities we challenge the children’s awareness, pushing them to spontaneously imprint their surroundings. To express their inner world, to record experiences, moments and encounters, to develop critical thinking, to propose solutions.

During the exhibition, a free educational program will be offered for children in primary education, which can be attended by school classes with their teachers as well as families. 

The educational nature of the exhibition, gives educators and families the opportunity to visit with various age groups and ‘discover’ themes, ideas and meanings, offering an exciting educational experience to children.

Opening Event: Saturday 06th April 2024 @6:00pm
Duration: 06 – 30.4.24
Visiting hours: Monday – Saturday (during our working hours)