Historiart

08/02/2026

Our Wrath of the Gods show Michael Cacoyannis ends tonight. Make sure check it out if you are in Athens. A highlight of the show is this bronze from Nafsika Tzanoulinou. You can buy this beautiful original piece on the Historiart website now!

Nafsika Tzanoulinou is a sculpture student at the Athens School of Fine Arts and a graduate of the Department of Social and Educational Policy at the University of the Peloponnese. Her practice focuses on sculpture, natural materials, and site-specific installations.

08/01/2026

You have until tomorrow evening to see this piece from Mantaios Achilleas in-person at the Michael Cacoyannis in Athens,Greece.

Mantaios Achilleas said “This artwork is inspired by the myth of Neoptolemus and Polyxena, a lesser-known episode of the Trojan War mythology. Through the combination of traditional drawing techniques and contemporary 3D printing, the work explores the relationship between power, violence, and human vulnerability, focusing on the psychological and moral consequences of victory.”

Achilleas Mantaios is an honors graduate of the Athens School of Fine Arts. He is also a graduate of the Department of Economics of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and holds a Bachelor’s degree in New Media Technology and Fine Arts from Middlesex University, UK.

He has worked as a drawing and visual arts instructor in various educational institutions. He has taught in secondary education and currently runs a drawing preparation studio in central Athens. His work has received awards and distinctions in Greece and abroad, including medals in sculpture and miniature exhibitions.

07/31/2026

The amazing artist Marilena Mexi | Fantasy Art shared her version of the Song of the Sirens segment of Odysseus’ journey home.

You can buy her original piece on the Historiart website and check it out in person until Sunday evening at Michael Cacoyannis.

Marilena Mexi | Fantasy Art said about her piece “This illustration is inspired by Homer’s Odyssey, a work that has fascinated me since childhood, when I first read it and was especially captivated by the scene of the Sirens. I would often imagine how these mythical beings might look, allowing my imagination to shape their form and presence. Through this piece, I wanted to bring that early sense of wonder to life and explore the timeless allure and danger of their song.“

Marilena Mexi was born in Athens in 1986 and is an illustrator and writer, a graduate of AKTO School of Applied Arts, with professional experience in creative studios, publishing houses, and international collaborations (including Fantasy Flight Games and Oxford University Press). Her work has been presented internationally in exhibitions and events such as the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, Moscow Book Fair, and London Super Comic Con, and she has published illustrated novels and contributed to fantasy anthologies and festivals. She currently lives and works in Thessaloniki, where she founded MagicNest Studio, teaching classical painting to children while continuing to combine illustration, writing, and inspiration from folklore and mythology.

07/15/2026

07/12/2026

They told him he couldn’t defy the gods. He did it anyway.

“Wrath of the Gods” a collection inspired by The Odyssey and Greek Mythology is almost here.
Available tomorrow, in person in Los Angeles.
30 artists. One epic.

Join us tomorrow! 6pm - 9pm, Exhibit A Gallery, 1056 S Fairfax Ave in Los Angeles

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07/12/2026

Tomorrow. The first reveal.

The first works available. Los Angeles. July 13.
We’ve navigated storms, resisted siren songs, and at last we’re ready to reveal what’s been waiting beyond the
horizon.

Artist Lineup:












In collaboration with .us

07/10/2026

“Wrath of the Gods” artwork inspired by the Greek mythology and rooted in ancient tradition, these works celebrate the enduring power of Greek mythology in all its forms.

Opening July 13 in Los Angeles at

More to reveal soon

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07/10/2026

4 Days.

July 13: Los Angeles opens first.
July 17: Athens.



Coming soon: BFI London and Melbourne Museum, with exclusive colorways of the licensed print series, available nowhere else.



Every artwork tells a part of the same story.

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07/10/2026

Historiart is proud to present the final reveal for our series with . We collaborated with the great to create this dynamic piece celebrating the 2026 squad.

This piece is available as an A3 open edition digital print now at the FPF store, and a limited edition A2 giclee will drop on the same store shortly. Stay tuned for drop details.