The SINOPIA Cultural Center was created by Nikos Salamouris and Beatriz Gravalos Manero, both of whom are experienced artists and art teachers. They have completed higher studies in Greece, Spain, The Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.
What We Do
Resindecy program
"Our mission is twofold: to foster our creative relationship with art, while also providing a welcoming environment for artists from around the world. We strive to make every stay in our facility a unique and enriching experience through opportunities for artistic creation and engagement with the beauty and history of the Saronic Gulf."
The disciplines that the program cater to...
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Visual Art
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Sculpture
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Set Design (Scenography)
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New Media
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Dance
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Theatre
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Performing Arts
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Textile Art
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Music
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Literature
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Photograph
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Design
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Other
What We Offer
Workspace - Accomontation Workshops - Activities
The SINOPIA Cultural Center offers fully equipped workspaces and accommodation to cater to the creative needs of its guests. It provides various activities and workshops to promote knowledge and foster connections between artists from all over the world. This approach of combining a warm and welcoming environment with artistic creation opportunities and engagement with the local area is truly inspiring.
Where is
The residecy program is located...
in one of the most beautiful and interesting regions of Greece... more
programs
Come and get to know up close the techniques of wall painting, a technique that comes from both the ancient past of Greece and Europe.
At SINOPIA during a week you can learn and use the techniques of fresco and seco as they did in antiquity as well as in the Middle Ages and Byzantin period. By using natural materials, to prepare the painting surface on the wall and colors which have their original form, we can create works based on traditional techniques.
At the same time, lessons are given on the preparation of painting wooden surfaces (primed wood panels) for the creation of works with the Secco Technique, and with the use of egg tempera and other natural colors.
The drawing could not be missing from these techniques which we learn with the Sinopia technique of capturing every detail on the Fresco or Secco surface.
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The Technique of molding and casting a work of micro-sculpture.
There are a variety of materials that can be used in the creation of micro-sculptures, including natural clay, polymer clay, aves apoxies sculpt, wax, and more. Additionally, the creation of molds for the construction of multiple copies of a micro-sculpture project can be done using materials such as plaster, clay, resins, metal, and others. The sand method for creating molds and casting unique copies using metal is a popular technique, as is the "lost wax" method for creating multiple copies of a micro-sculpture project.
We will have the chance to observe all of these up close and create sculpting projects in the workshops that are organized by the SINOPIA art center.
ork of micro-sculpture.
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Ermioni's strategic location makes it an ideal destination for those interested in exploring the rich history of the area and gaining inspiration for their creative pursuits. The Sinopia Cultural Center aims to provide visitors with a unique and unforgettable experience, allowing them to leave their artistic mark on the cultural identity of the place.
To achieve this goal, we offer guided tours of the surrounding areas, including the Saronic islands, where visitors can admire the stunning architecture and natural beauty of the landscapes. Additionally, we provide the exclusive opportunity to attend the ancient drama festival held at the historic theater of Epidaurus.
During their stay, visitors can attend free workshops at the Sinopia Cultural Center and take a day trip to Nafplio and the ancient theater of Epidaurus. We hope that these experiences will inspire and encourage visitors to explore their creativity and appreciate the rich cultural heritage of the area.
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