Mnemosyne Projects will join the Open House at the Old Carpet Factory Recording Studio & Art Residency on the Island of Hydra, Greece. Hosted by Stephan Colloredo-Mansfeld, Ekaterina Juskowski and Josh Hickey, …
Hydra: Island in the Sound Book
(Hydra Island, June 20, 2025) – Mnemosyne Projects proudly presents Hydra: Island in the Sound, a book by Ekaterina Juskowski and Alkistis Boutsioukou with accompanying EP by artist and composer Angela Tisner. This exclusive …
Rafael Indiana | Jewelry as Sculpture
past event Rafael Indiana | Jewelry as Sculpture MNHMH 02 On Wednesday, June 25, 2025, Mnemosyne Club x Rafael Indiana will present an evening of conversation and craftsmanship, featuring Rafael Cemo Çetin, an …
Fountains | Opening Reception
past event Fountains | Opening Reception MNHMH 03 Featuring works by artist Dimitrios Antonitsis in a site-specific installation at the Hydra School Projects. Curated by Tatiana Gecmen-Wadek and Ekaterina Juskowski.Event …
Marble Riddles Opening Reception
past event Marble Riddles Opening Reception MNHMH 02 Featuring works on marble by artists Holly Biörklund and Esteban Fuentes de Maria.Curated by Tatiana Gecmen-Wadek.Event Details June 20, 2025 | 6-9pm …
The World of Interiors
Three hundred steps up from the port of Hydra, in the neighbourhood of Kiafa, are narrow walled streets that once protected its residents from pirates; houses are hidden behind wooden doors. One of them opens up to an enigmatic vessel that transcends typologies and eras. Since it was built in the late 18th century, by a wealthy naval captain, this place has attracted creative and ambitious stewards: entrepreneurs, bohemians, artists and musicians, all of whom have contributed to its shifting architecture and cosmopolitan aura.
Gagosian Quarterly
The Warp of Time celebrates a hundred years of shared history between the Old Carpet Factory, a historical mansion located on the Greek island of Hydra, and Soutzoglou Carpets. Here, Salomé Gómez-Upegui interviews curator Ekaterina Juskowski about Helen Marden’s woven works within the context of the exhibition, touching upon themes of history, memory, and creative expression.
The Warp of Time Book
Three hundred steps up from the port of Hydra, in the neighbourhood of Kiafa, are narrow walled streets that once protected its residents from pirates; houses are hidden behind wooden doors. One of them opens up to an enigmatic vessel that transcends typologies and eras. Since it was built in the late 18th century, by a wealthy naval captain, this place has attracted creative and ambitious stewards: entrepreneurs, bohemians, artists and musicians, all of whom have contributed to its shifting architecture and cosmopolitan aura.