From Epidaurus to the Art Shelters Six years later, a meeting of Greek and Ukrainian creators still echoes — even in times of war. How a cultural program in Greece in 2019 became a lasting testimony of artistic resistance. In the summer of 2019, representatives of Ukrainian cultural organizations visited Greece as part of the[…]
Maps, Memory & Vinyl: A Printed Love Affair in Bucharest From Ancient Cartographies to Hidden Bucharest Treasures The Smell of Paper and a Childhood Dream Ever since I was a child, I’ve had a soft spot for print. I used to collect newspapers, hoard old magazines, and press my nose to freshly inked pages as[…]
All Our Todays: A Must-See Exhibition at MARe Bucharest All Our Todays: A Must-See Exhibition at MARe Bucharest A personal visit to the MARe Museum. Explore “All Our Todays” — a show that mixes history, identity, and today’s boldest voices. The striking black exterior of MARe Museum, with the iconic scissors sculpture at the entrance.[…]
✂️ Gen Z Takeover: The New KROMA Issue is Here! KROMA Magazine is back with an issue like no other. This time, our pages were hijacked by the new generation! The KROMA Youth Take Over is a fresh, bold edition packed with the voices, ideas, and colors of Gen Z creators who left their personal[…]
Bucharest Speaks Through Its Walls A Journey Into the Street Art of Piața Revoluției (Revolution Square) and Beyond Where: Bucharest, Romania When: July 27, 2025 Ortaku’s angel in vivid colors, merging spirituality and urban grit. Bucharest, often called the “Little Paris of the East,” is far more than boulevards and palaces. Its walls whisper[…]
KROMA App wins Gold once again at the Digital Media Awards 2025 We’re thrilled to announce that the KROMA Magazine App has been awarded Gold in the “Best App” category at the Digital Media (DIME) Awards 2025! The awards ceremony took place on Tuesday, June 24th, at Anais Club — a night filled with creativity,[…]
KROMA Magazine #21 is Here — and It’s Full of Art That Has Something to Say! The new issue of KROMA Magazine has landed — and it’s fearless, vibrant, and full of stories that matter. From emerging voices and bold statements to digital memory, kinetic sculpture, and sharp artistic humor, Issue 21 brings together a[…]
“Sculpture” by Aggelika Korovessi The book “ Sculpture”, published by IANOS, is a bilingual album dedicated to the renowned Greek conceptual sculptorAggelika Korovessi. Edited by Yiannis Kolokotronis, Professor of Art History at Democritus University of Thrace, the book delves into Korovessi’s artistic journey and philosophy. It also includes texts by distinguished art historians and exhibition[…]
Support Your Local Artist Whether her name is Euangelia or his is Babis, the artist next door deserves your attention. The other day, over a glass of wine after a theater performance, I found myself in a lively discussion: Banana or Creation? What are we really buying when we pay for art? The sale of[…]
Miss you, Oslo Publisher’s note This summer, every time I stepped outside into the unbearable heat, my mind wandered to Oslo. I began obsessively scrolling through photos of my (not so snowy) trip just two years ago. I was even Googling images of glaciers, hoping to cool down. It’s ridiculous, but that’s how desperate things[…]