The first exhibition of GeoChromia explores the meeting of painting and printmaking with the natural pigments of Serifos. Beginning with the same raw materials, each artist follows a distinct creative path, transforming the island’s earth into personal visual languages and narratives. In some works, the natural pigments remain immediately recognizable; in others, they are transformed

A festival for young audiences, centered around their curiosity and spirit of discovery. For the second year, ArtLab, in collaboration with the Psaroloco Media Literacy Project, brings to Serifos a selection of films from the award-winning Psaroloco International Children’s & Young People’s Film Festival, on August 1 & 2, 2026. Screenings start at 19:30 —

LITHOSPHERE is the exhibition from which GeoChromia was born. Presented this year for the third consecutive year, it marks ARTLAB’s first artistic research project exploring the relationship between geology and contemporary ceramics. In ceramics, the earth is transformed not only into colour but also becomes an integral part of the artwork itself. The participating ceramic

In photography, the earth does not become material—it becomes a way of seeing. The third exhibition of GeoChromia turns its gaze toward the landscape of Serifos and the stories it holds. The participating photographers approach the island through personal journeys, tracing the marks of its geology, mining heritage, and human presence. Photography becomes a medium