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Culture & Art · Mykonos and Delos · 2026

Erieta Attali across Mykonos and Delos, with a September 18 symposium

“Archipelago of Memory: From Delos to the Aegean” connects four exhibition venues. The next announced gathering is in Matogianni at 20:30 on September 18, with free admission.

The Terrace of the Lions overlooking the archaeological remains on Delos
Terrace of the Lions, Delos · Georgios Giannopoulos

Archive photograph of Delos; not an image by Erieta Attali or a view of the exhibition.

What happened

Erieta Attali's photography exhibition “Archipelago of Memory: From Delos to the Aegean” is announced for August 23–September 27, 2026. The municipality's press release names four venues: the Maria Iglessi Municipal Gallery, the Aegean Maritime Museum and the archaeological museums of Mykonos and Delos.

The municipality organises the exhibition with the Ephorate of Antiquities of Cyclades and the Aegean Maritime Museum.

Why it matters

The press release describes a photographic investigation centred on Delos, through night photography, long exposures, architectural fragments and mosaics. For the historical context of these places, our Delos brief offers an introduction to the island's heritage.

That distribution matters when planning a visit. The programme spans two islands, so its Delos component requires separate arrangements for the crossing and return. Each venue also has its own visitor arrangements. The announcement does not establish a shared ticket or a single opening schedule for the entire route.

Planning relevance

The accompanying symposium is scheduled for September 18. The press release places it at the Municipality of Mykonos Events Hall in Matogianni. The official event listing supplies the start time, 20:30, and states that admission is free. That admission information belongs to the symposium; it does not define entry to all four exhibition venues.

The announced speakers are Erieta Attali, Giannis Tournikiotis, Dimitris Philippidis, Maria Georgopoulou and David Basulto. For readers hoping to connect the photographic project with a public discussion, this is the specific gathering in the programme to note. The listing does not specify the language of the discussion.

Before visiting, check current opening hours and admission arrangements with each venue, and consult the municipality's latest information for any change to the symposium.

Key facts

Exhibition dates
23 Aug–27 Sep 2026
Exhibition venues
Maria Iglessi Municipal Gallery; Aegean Maritime Museum; Archaeological Museums of Mykonos and Delos
Symposium
18 September 2026, 20:30 (Greece)
Symposium venue
Municipality of Mykonos Events Hall, Matogianni
Admission to the symposium
Free; museum admissions are separate
Discussion language
Not specified in the announcement
Category / status
Culture & Art / Announced

Developments / timeline

  1. 11 Aug 2026

    Municipality publishes the exhibition announcement.

  2. 23 Aug–27 Sep 2026

    Announced exhibition period across four venues.

  3. 18 Sep 2026

    Symposium announced in Matogianni at 20:30.

Sources

  1. Erieta Attali — Archipelago of Memory, municipal press release

    Municipality of Mykonos · Institution · Checked 14 Sept 2026

  2. Archipelago of Memory — municipal symposium listing

    Municipality of Mykonos · Institution · Checked 14 Sept 2026

Last editorial check

14 Sept 2026 · Mykonos Noir editorial desk.

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