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Twelve photographers' work lines the perimeter of Stavros Niarchos Park, open to the sky and to anyone walking through. *Mazi, Orates* — 'Together, Visible,' the adjective in the feminine plural — is an open-air photography exhibition at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (KPISN), drawn from the permanent collection of MOMUS–Museum of Photography in Thessaloniki.

The subject of *Mazi, Orates* is women's experience, approached from a dozen directions at once: identity and memory, the body, social roles, migration, the question of who is seen and who belongs. The photographic methods are just as varied — self-portraits, staged tableaux, and straight documentary frames sit side by side, building a polyphonic account of how female presence gets shaped, questioned, and redrawn. No single thesis is imposed; the twelve voices are left to argue among themselves.

Because the show hangs outdoors along the park's walkways rather than inside a sealed gallery, it keeps the hours the park keeps. You can take it in slowly on a summer evening, between the lawn and the canal, without a ticket or a cloakroom — the work meets you on the way to somewhere else, which suits a show about visibility in public.

Admission is open. *Mazi, Orates* runs through 30 June 2026, so a few weeks remain before the panels come down. KPISN is accessible by metro and bus from the city center; the park itself is the kind of place you can fold a visit into a longer walk. If you want a hushed white-cube hang, this is not that. But if you want twelve women photographers reframing what a public space chooses to make visible, walk the perimeter and look.