Fotis Kapetopoulos

1 week ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

Elections for the new Board of Directors of the Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) will be held on Sunday, June 29 2025, from 9 am to 8 pm at Alphington Grammar. Over 200 members attended the GCM Annual General Meeting (AGM) today, Sunday June 15, at the Andrianakos Centre of Alphington Grammar— the school owned and operated by the GCM. The meeting was orderly, and generally positive with members applauding during the president’s and treasurer’s reports.

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

Ange Arabatzis’ new show draws on his Greek name, Vangelis—a kind of cover and licence to unleash the id. Vangelis Unleashed opens June 18 at Melbourne’s Butterfly Club.” The performance marks the culmination of a three-year creative journey that began in 2022 with Untitled. Back then, each performance started with a single word from the audience—a trigger—which Arabatzis built upon, weaving a story shaped by spontaneous answers to random questions.

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

Darwin’s iconic Greek GleNTi was a resounding success over the weekend, attracting more than 40,000 people to the city’s Esplanade for a celebration of Greek culture, food, dance, and music. From early Saturday morning, local radio stations were abuzz, promoting GleNTi as Darwin’s leading cultural event.

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

The Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Nick Reece—a proud Hellenophile, also married to a Greek- Australian, and self-declared soccer tragic—was “beside himself” following the shock sacking of Ange Postecoglou as Tottenham manager last Friday. The dismissal came just 16 days after the Greek Australian coach ended the club’s 17-year trophy drought with a UEFA Europa League victory.

2 weeks ago | neoskosmos.com | Fotis Kapetopoulos |Christopher Gogos

Now in its 15th year, the Antipodean Palette exhibition returns with a diverse collective of 17 artists from Australia and New Zealand, each with a Greek heritage or connection. The exhibition will launch June 14 -2.00pm at Steps Gallery, Lygon St., Carlton. It showcases works across painting, sculpture, and photography, the exhibition reflects a maturing diaspora voice with no fixed theme—only a celebration of individual expression.