AIA collaborates with the Hellenic American Union to present the exhibition Hellenic Traditional Costumes with drawings by Gisis Papageorgiou.

IMAGINAIRY is the new addition to the long-term and multi-award-winning cooperation of the Athens Digital Arts Festival with the Athens International Airport.

The platform A JEWEL MADE IN GREECE in collaboration with AIA presents for the first time to the public the exhibition “ARIADNE’S ETERNAL THREAD” which is included in the National Programme of Anniversary Projects and Events for the 200th anniversary of the Revolution under the auspice of the "Greece 2021" Committee.

An exhibition project from the Benaki Museum collections, is presented along the routes of incoming passengers in the Athens International Airport, in the form of banners of image compositions with reference to the official Greek costumes introduced by the first Kings of Greece Otto and Amalia.

After three exhibitions in the past, the Museum of Cycladic Art is collaborating anew with Athens International Airport on organizing the exhibition “Antiquarianism and Philhellenism. The Thanassis and Marina Martinos Collection”.

The Athens International Airport is hosting the exhibition “West of the Acropolis” that was designed exclusively for this site by the Herakleidon Museum.

Athens International Airport presents the Photo Exhibition Airportraits*. It is an exhibit of 52 stories and people who daily move within the premises of Athens Airport.

Athens International Airport is hosting a unique exhibition, which aims to induct passengers and visitors to the enchanting routes of art through historical productions of the largest theatrical institution in Greece, the National Theatre.

Athens International Airport is hosting a unique exhibition, in collaboration with the Museum of Greek Children’s Art, one of the very few worldwide exclusively dedicated to children’s expression.

The Athens International Airport hosts the exhibition Greek Seas, A photographic journey in time through the Benaki Museum Photographic Archives.