Press Releases, Pottery courses for adults
The Center for the Study of Modern Ceramics, as part of its educational activities, will start a new cycle of pottery...
25 Jul 2025
Press Releases
Τhe museum will remain closed to the public due to holidays from August 1st to 25th 2025.
...21 Jul 2025
Press Releases, Festivals
From July 3–6, 2025, we cordially invite you to the 4th Ceramic Festival EARTH WATER FIRE. Thrapsano, the village of potters,...
23 Jun 2025
Press Releases, Children’s workshops
Summer Camp 2025 Clay & Sea In this year’s Summer Camp of the museum we are inspired by the...
28 May 2025
Press Releases, Seminars & Conferences
The Center for the Study of Modern Ceramics participates in the two-day conference “Regional Index of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Crete....
28 May 2025
Press Releases, Exhibitions
TAKIMI II – Reconnections through the works of Olga Vlassi and Auréline Caltagirone at the Museum of Modern Ceramics The Center...
7 May 2025
Press Releases, Children’s workshops
My mom, made of clay! A pottery workshop on the occasion of Mother’s Day What does Mom look like? –...
7 May 2025
Press Releases, Learning programs for schools
Our educational programs continue this year, focusing on modern ceramics and its various expressions. They are addressed to all levels of...
5 May 2025
Press Releases, Special groups
Traveling through the world of pottery Our new accessibility toolkit The Centre for the Study of Modern Pottery – G. Psaropoulos...
5 May 2025
Press Releases, Children’s workshops
NEW SESSION! Come join us for a storytelling adventure full of tales about mischievous bunnies, clever sparrows, and Mr. Hare who...
5 May 2025
Founded in 1987 by Betty Psaropoulou, the Centre for the Study of Modern Pottery is the culmination of her extensive research and the remarkable collection of ceramics and archival material she amassed during her travels across Greece.
Photographic material from the museum’s permanent exhibition
Photographic material from the museum’s permanent exhibition
Photographic material from the museum’s permanent exhibition
