Posters

 Between Hi-5 and Facebook there was Myspace.

Some nice things occured

Some posters through the years.

Joyfull memories full of music and friends.

Here's a part of our story.

The story begins 1st Athenian live for

Shock Absorber

20/3/08

 Poster by hangover Era

 

26/10/08

 

1/11/08

poster by Sane V

video A

video B

7/3/09

poster by 4toste

19/11/09

video

4/12/09

video tribute stencil of Danny

27/3/10

The day degree combowin became a cult.
 

 

7-9/5/10

Touring with our friends tricorn

Poster by Jim Bob

Turned down poster :P

7/10/11 

 

22/11/11

Rocka Rolla live @ Valenti...!!!!

31/5/12

Last Live performace of The Bliss.

R.I.P.

Video 

(The Bliss is performing in "6 dogs" but it's 4 months earlier than 

the one feautured in the poster but it's the last footage of Bliss performing)

25/5/13

Syros Island

 

10/5/14

Handmade poster made by S.R.E.

Syros Island

Original post HERE

Some T-J sets

 

Mandala handmade Artwork by S.R.E.

 

Ogininal artwork HERE

 

Sketch artwork by Dimitris Tambakis  aka T.A.M.P.

Manitari sesssions

Heavy Unhealthy Radio sessions

Introducing as conceptual theme the elephant

Check HERE  

and  HERE

 

poster by Petran Kostakis

poster by Petran Kostakis

And last but not least,

a cover poster for the "Holy Santos" live

Which Dates exactly 6 years before.

 poster By Yob Maistah

O.S.T.

Juz arching around

An Arch is a structure that spans a space and supports structure and weight below it. Arches appeared as early as the 2nd millennium BC in Mesopotamian brick architecture and their systematic use started with the Ancient Romans who were the first to apply the technique to a wide range of structures.

 

 

 

 

 

O.S.T.

Let's bring this "Loggia" down

Loggia // A loggia (UK /ˈlɒdʒiə/, US /ˈloʊdʒə/, Italian: [ˈlɔddʒa]) is an architectural feature which is a covered exterior gallery or corridor usually on an upper level, or sometimes ground level. The outer wall is open to the elements, usually supported by a series of columns or arches. Loggias can be located either on the front or side of a building and are not meant for entrance but as an out-of-door sitting room.

The "Loggia" of this residency was an architectural adding in 1865.The building originally was built in 1840.In late 2012 we started the restoration of the residency transforming it into a cultural museum preserving it's most significant artistic and architectural phases.This is the deconstruction of the Loggia in terms of preservation and enforcement of its static value.It happened in autumn 2013.

 

The building is featured in an old greek film (1968) as Italian headquarters during W.W.II. In order to see it click the word  LINK

//Lets bring this moffo down//

This is under the base of the column.Check the "148 years old"pencil marks from the constructor.You can also see the oxidized metal link aplied with moulded sulfur between the two pieces of marble.

O.S.T.