A new exhibition titled «Αλκαζάρ» has reopened in Thessaloniki, featuring a collection of photographs capturing the city's urban landscape between 1960 and 1980. The exhibition, hosted at a local cultural center, presents a curated selection of images that highlight the architectural and social changes during this period. The photographs, taken by a renowned local photographer, offer a visual journey through Thessaloniki's transformation.
The exhibition includes both black-and-white and color images, focusing on key landmarks, everyday life, and the evolving urban fabric. It aims to provide a historical perspective on the city's development, offering insights into the lifestyle and cultural shifts of the time. Visitors can explore the photographs in a dedicated space designed to enhance the viewing experience.
The exhibition is part of a broader initiative to preserve and promote Thessaloniki's visual heritage. It follows a series of similar events in recent years, aiming to engage the public with the city's past. The reopening marks a significant moment for local cultural institutions, as it brings together a unique collection of images that reflect a pivotal era in the city's history.
