N.G. Pentzikis:

From studying the monuments of our religious tradition, I have drawn conclusions about the symmetrically unsymmetrical and about the fact that an uneven square may be geometrically more correct than an even one, about rhythm as the basic element explaining the world and human life…- N.G. Pentzikis

Wednesday, May 24, 2017

The Art of Christos Bokoros

 Christos Bokoros is one of my favorite living Greek artists.  When I see his work I am reminded that the mundane can be sacred and that the "everyday" has mysterious depth.  When you look at these paintings you can almost smell the bread and feel the wood... please take the time to explore his remarkable website which you can visit through the link at the bottom of the page.











Monday, May 15, 2017

A Literary trip to Greece


We are not sure if we will be able to visit Greece this year.  This reminds me that most people will not be able to visit Greece this year.   

If you are part of the “most” who never have, never will (though you should), or just cannot go this year, perhaps you might consider taking a literary trip to Greece.  The following recommendations will take you to Greece without a boat or an airplane…


1.  Mother Thessaloniki


2.  Aegean Notebooks


3.  Patmos: A Place of Healing for the Soul


4.  The Axion Esti




5.  Tales from a Greek Island

Monday, May 1, 2017

N.G. Pentzikis: Come inside the Church


The Church asks you: "Are you a sinner.''  You reply: "Yes, I am." — "Then, come inside the Church and find the road through which you may obtain even a hint of God's grace. And this is comfort for whatever may happen to you in your life."