ARCH Athens

30/05/2026

Celebration? Realife Revisited. 1972-2000
Marc Camille Chaimowicz

On View 21.05.2026-12.09.2026

Plum vase, 2014Glazed ceramic H: 43, D: 22cmTulip vase, 2014Glazed ceramic H: 33, D: 21cmRope vase, 2014Glazed ceramic H: 30, D: 23cm

Ph: .mamalakis

27/05/2026

Celebration? Realife Revisited. 1972-2000
Marc Camille Chaimowicz

On View 21.05.2026-12.09.2026

ARCH proudly presents “Celebration? Realife Revisited. 1972-2000”, 1972-2000, the seminal work by Marc Camille Chaimowicz, that marked a decisive shift in early 1970s art from object-based practice toward immersive, lived environments. Emerging in the aftermath of the social upheavals of the late 1960s, the work reflects a broader cultural shift—one that sought to merge art with everyday life and to rethink how meaning is produced collectively rather than imposed.

Ph: .mamalakis

Courtesy Sammlung Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst

19/05/2026

Celebration? Realife Revisited
Marc Camille Chaimowicz

OPENING 21.05.2026

ARCH proudly presents Celebration? Realife Revisited (1972 - 2000), the seminal work by Marc Camille Chaimowicz, that marked a decisive shift in early 1970s art from object-based practice toward immersive, lived environments. Emerging in the aftermath of the social upheavals of the late 1960s, the work reflects a broader cultural shift—one that sought to merge art with everyday life and to rethink how meaning is produced collectively rather than imposed.

Image courtesy Cabinet, London and the Estate of Marc Camille Chaimowicz

Marc Camille Chaimovicz
Celebration ? Realife Revisited
1972 - 2008
Mixed media
Dimensions variable
Installation view, Celebration? Real Life Revisited, Cabinet, London, June 9 – July 29, 2000

29/04/2026

Celebration? Realife Revisited
Marc Camille Chaimowicz

Opening 21.05.2026

Marc Camille Chaimowicz, (involuntary) Self Portrait, Ventimiglia, February 6th 2016. Courtesy the Estate of Marc Camille Chaimowicz

26/03/2026

Konstantinos Giotis
Desire lines, 2026
Fine art inkjet print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper 308gsm
24 x 21 cm
Edition of 20, +5 APs
Artwork © Konstantinos Giotis (2026) Courtesy the artist

Konstantinos Giotis (b. 1988, Greece), lives and works in Athens.

The edition is based on a drawing made several years ago — forgotten, then rediscovered last summer among folders of notes and printed material, where it went on to influence a number of works, including a painting shown at ARCH.

It presents itself as a playful, colorful abstraction of a landscape with a moon reflected in the lower section, painted in a quick, reactive way. Disappointment often allows for contradictory and surprising results. The web simultaneously erases and gives rhythm to the composition — an omnipresent symbol, a trope. It has a lot to do with negation and the idea of representation.

There is something performative in the production of painting and drawing. It is necessary to take different approaches, different personas, in order to examine different scenarios. Not research, but experiment through randomness and desire

Ph: .mamalakis

27/02/2026

ARCH will be closed between 2 - 7 of March.

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17/12/2025

13/11/2025

SAVE TH DATE!

26.11.2025

ARCH is pleased to announce the exhibition The Slightest of Breezes by Konstantinos Giotis.

Konstantinos Giotis (b. 1988) lives and works in Athens, Greece. He works across painting and drawing, from intimate studies to large-scale compositions. Often referencing popular culture, art history, and autobiographical elements, his work explores representation, abstraction, and ambiguity as means of constructing a contemporary imaginary. His scenes are inhabited by ghostly presences and figures that move fluidly in and out of focus, evoking moments of transition and transformation. Developed over long periods through successive layers of paint and transparencies, the works unfold as acts of concealment and revelation, weaving together emotional, temporal, and conceptual connections..

06/11/2025

Table for One by Laila Gohar.

Still going —Until tomorrow at 6pm.

06/11/2025

Table for One by Laila Gohar.

Still going — ARCH is open 24 hours a day until Friday at 6pm.