Group Exhibition "The Next Day" 2026

Curator Louiza Karapidaki notes:

“The exhibition brings together painters, sculptors, photographers and installation artists who, through different visual practices and personal artistic languages, approach this pressing issue and put forward their own artistic proposals. The 65 works presented by 68 artists do not stop at recording environmental degradation; they explore its causes, its consequences and the prospects of the next day. The participating artists highlight humanity’s responsibility towards nature, while also holding out the hope that knowledge, awareness and collective action can help restore the fragile balance of the natural world.

The works converge on a shared concern: the ecological crisis is neither a future threat nor confined to a limited geographical area. It is a global reality that affects all of humanity and makes collective responsibility and immediate action imperative. Their artistic approaches draw on contemporary scientific knowledge, press coverage and the persistent warnings of the international scientific community about the worsening climate crisis.

These contemporary works point to the need to redefine the relationship between humans and nature, reminding us that protecting the natural environment is at once an act of culture, responsibility and respect towards future generations. Art becomes a field of awareness and dialogue, inviting viewers to recognise that ‘the next day’ depends on the choices and actions of today.”

The exhibition is realised with the continued support of the Municipality of Pallini.