GRThe 2026 Biennale of Contemporary Ceramics (BCK) on Rhodes is set to expand its public program in September, offering a range of events including exhibitions, workshops, educational activities, lectures, and guided tours throughout the Mediaeval Town and other areas of the island. The main exhibition will remain open until October 31, with activities designed to engage artists, researchers, educators, students, and the general public. The program includes workshops on traditional Japanese ceramic techniques, glaze technology, and the therapeutic role of museums. All events are free, though advance booking via the ArtVolt app is required.
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