Kapros 2026 will transform the stone-built village of Ano Tseria, Messinia, in the Peloponnese into a large-scale open-air gallery, bringing together 10 artists across seven locations in three settlements. Photography and image-based works will appear in public spaces ranging from bus stops and cafes to a primary school, municipal office, parking area and buildings under renovation. The festival will feature photography, animation, collage, painted film positives and short films, creating a dialogue between contemporary art, local life and the community. Rather than presenting a protest, Kapros aims to encourage interaction with visitors through works inspired by experiences from Greece and beyond. Workshops, talks, guided tours and surprise events will also form part of the program.
Kapros | Messinia | August 22-September 6 | eKathimerini.com
Kapros 2026 will transform the stone-built village of Ano Tseria, Messinia, in the Peloponnese into a large-scale open-air gallery, bringing together 10 artists across seven locations in three settlements.






