Έκθεση φωτογραφίας | Μαζί, Ορατές

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Self-portraits and staged scenes hang in the open air, each one a woman set deliberately in view. Μαζί, Ορατές — 'Together, Visible' — gathers twelve photographers from the permanent collection of MOMUS, the Museum of Photography in Thessaloniki, and lines their work along the perimeter of the Stavros Niarchos Park.

The selection circles a single subject from many angles: identity, memory, the body, social roles, migration, and what it means to be seen or overlooked. Documentary frames sit beside posed portraits, so the show reads less as one statement than as a dozen voices describing the same condition in different registers. No two photographers approach visibility the same way, and the exhibition leaves the contradictions standing.

Because it lives outdoors rather than in a sealed gallery, Μαζί, Ορατές keeps the park's hours and its weather — the prints share the walk with joggers, families and the sea light off the coast. Admission is open, so you can pass through on the way to anything else at the SNFCC.

If you want curated hush and climate control, this is the opposite arrangement. But if you want photography met in daylight, on foot, as part of a public space, that is what MOMUS and the SNFCC have set up here.

Accessible by tram and bus along the coast; a limited run closing 30 June. When the month ends, Μαζί, Ορατές comes down and the perimeter goes back to being just a walk.