Contemporary Visual Arts Exhibition
Open Theme
Within the framework of an open call by Gallery Art. Number 23
At the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation
4–18 March 2026
Following the great success of the visual arts exhibition organized in early February by Gallery Art. Number 23 at the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation, the new open call addressed to artists, painters, sculptors, photographers and video artists has resulted in a new group exhibition that highlights the diversity of contemporary visual artistic creation.
Free of thematic or technical restrictions, the exhibition brings together different approaches, materials and visual languages, forming a shared space of dialogue and coexistence among artists.
The exhibition opens on 4 March 2026 and runs through 18 March 2026. Admission is free.
The new open call aims to support and promote contemporary visual artistic creation and production, encouraging the participation of artists with diverse backgrounds, practices and artistic explorations.
Through this initiative, the Michael Cacoyannis Foundation seeks to create a framework for exchange and dialogue, offering the public the opportunity to engage with a broad spectrum of expressive directions and artistic perspectives. The Foundation remains consistently open and welcoming to emerging creators, providing them with the opportunity to present their work within a space of art and culture of recognized standing and rich artistic history.
The exhibition is open to the public daily, including weekends, from 18:00 to 22:00.
About Gallery Art. Number 23
Gallery Art. Number 23 was founded in London in 2015 by curator and visual artist Konstantinos Antzoulatos, arising from a genuine need among many emerging artists to find a space in which to present their work. It is a collective initiative created and directed by artists and creatives from around the world.
The gallery has curated a large number of exhibitions, and its projects have featured works by thousands of artists. Emerging artists, art students and self-taught creators are always welcome to participate and present their work, as are artists with academic training and professional experience in the field of art.
Previous Art. Number 23 projects have been presented in major cities worldwide, including New York and Philadelphia, Moscow, Berlin, Barcelona, Vienna and Salzburg, Amsterdam, Rome, Istanbul and Tokyo.
