‘Anastasi’ Byzantine art exhibition amazes Victoria’s Greek community on opening night
In the lead up to Greek Orthodox Easter, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, District of Northcote, Victoria, have launched a Byzantine art and craft exhibition titled ‘Anastasi.’
The exhibition, which was organised by the District of Northcote Book Centre in collaboration with Uriel’s Workshop Art Gallery, features art such as traditional styled icons and wood carved creations, which aim to acknowledge the rich history of the Christian Orthodox past.
In the lead up to Greek Orthodox Easter, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, District of Northcote, Victoria, have launched a Byzantine art and craft exhibition titled ‘Anastasi.’
The exhibition, which was organised by the District of Northcote Book Centre in collaboration with Uriel’s Workshop Art Gallery, features art such as traditional styled icons and wood carved creations, which aim to acknowledge the rich history of the Christian Orthodox past.
After a number of official speeches, all attendees were encouraged to take in the exhibition and talk amongst themselves about some of their favourite pieces of Byzantine art.
The exhibition will be on display all week from 10am – 6pm at Uriel’s gallery in Coburg.
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