Art for Tomorrow aims to analyze the effect the arts can and do have on society. Moderated by senior New York Times journalists, the program will bring together experts, activists and practitioners to explore the following questions and more.
- What are some specific instances in which the arts have ignited a movement or a policy shift?
- What is the interplay between politics and culture, and how has it evolved?
- Does the rise of technology provide new canvases and audiences for artists and performers, or does it risk threatening the integrity of their work?
- How can art play a role in raising awareness of the climate crisis and galvanizing citizens?
- In short, how can culture and the creative economy promote democratic values?
Meet the Team
Our small team has vast experience in events, editorial, fundraising and more.
Curated experiences
In addition, we have curated an exclusive program of activities and events to enable you to meet fellow attendees, explore Athens' eclectic artistic landscape and attend private tours of the best Athenian galleries, artist studios, museums and performance spaces. You will also attend a Conversation with Jeff Koons, a private sustainable fashion show, a private lunch at Dakis Joannou's home, and exclusive viewings of an exhibition in NEON's Old Tobacco Factory space and at the Acropolis Museum.
You are then invited to go on to the beautiful island of Hydra, where we have put together an exciting itinerary including the opening of Jeff Koons' exhibition at DESTE Foundation, the Hydra Schools Project, visits to collectors' homes and more.
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