How to contact us


The Hellenic Observatory
European Institute
London School of Economics
Houghton Street
London WC2A 2AE

 

Tel: +44 (0)20 7955 6066
   &  +44 (0)20 7107 5326

Email

 

Connect with us:

Facebook  Twitter  Flickr logo 

 

Read our blog

 

Join our mailing list

HELLENIC OBSERVATORY
20 Year Anniversary

The Hellenic Observatory, located in the LSE’s European Institute, celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2016. To commemorate this important milestone, we have produced a special video which showcases the Observatory’s achievements and activities over the last 20 years. Read more at the LSE History blog.

1996-2016 HO VIDEO

In the mid-1990s, a campaign was launched to establish a chair on Greece that was neither concerned with the ancient or classical past, nor the arts and humanities. The LSE would champion the study of contemporary Greek society, politics and economics and it established the ‘Eleftherios Venizelos Chair in Contemporary Greek Studies’. 20 Years later the  Hellenic Observatory is now one of the largest ‘Departmental Research Units’ (DRUs) in the School. We can be very proud of this achievement and can justifiably claim to be the premier international location for the study  teaching and research of contemporary Greek politics, economy and society.

To celebrate this important milestone we are hosting a series of special events in the UK, Greece and Cyprus.

PUBLIC EVENTS

 

PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS

Upcoming

Cyprus in Time

Cyprus in Time

Monday 24 October - Friday 25 November 2016 (excluding Wednesday 26 October from 4pm)
Venue:
Atrium Gallery, Old Building LSE
Time:
10.00 - 20.00                  

Photographic display of black and white images taken by Cypriot artist photographer and journalist Antigoni Solomonidou Droussiotou. This exhibition explores religious and political contrasts, the everyday life, the habits, traditions and moments in time of the people of Cyprus, captured from years of exploring and observing both sides of the island.                  

This exhibition is free and open to all - no booking required.                   

The exhibition is organised by the Hellenic Observatory in association with LSE Arts to celebrate the 20 Year Anniversaryof the Hellenic Observatory. It is supported by the A.G. Leventis Foundation.

 

Past

 Fadasou_Ellada_Print-UK-01

Imagine Greece

This exhibition captured Greece through the lens of 34 Greek photographers, showcasing images of the country and its people. The exhibition was organised by the Hellenic Observatory and Photoglobe Seminars to celebrate 20th Anniversary of the Hellenic Observatory.

Monday 7 March - Friday 18 March
Venue
: LSE Atrium Gallery

 


B
elow you can find information on our anniversary events in Greece and Cyprus that took place in May 2016  

CONFERENCES

Upcoming

 Conference-Modernisation-resized

Friday, 25 November 2016
ONE-DAY CONFERENCE
Greece: Modernisation and Europe 20 years on
Venue: Shaw Library, Old Building, LSE Campus
Time: 09.00-20.00

Drawing on the conference organised at the European Institute of LSE in November 1994, this retrospective conference asks participants to reflect on the modernisation of Greece, particularly over the past two decades.

This event is free, however, registration is required through Eventbrite. Open until Thursday, 17 November.

 

Past

conference thumbnail image

Tuesday, 17 May 2016
ONE-DAY CONFERENCE
Interpreting the Past, Present and Future of Cyprus Organised by the Hellenic Observatory and the University of Cyprus
Venue: University of Cyprus, Nicosia

 

 

CLOSED SYMPOSIUM

Athens conference- medium

Thursday, 19 May 2016

Private Symposium-held under the Chatham House rule Getting Policy Knowledge into Government: the Greek and European Experiences

Venue: Bank of Greece, Athens   

 

 

PANEL DISCUSSION

cyprus flag-1

Monday, 16 May 2016
Hellenic Observatory & LSE Cyprus Alumni Association Panel Discussion
Cyprus and the Technology Transformation: breaking ground in the new economic & social environment

Venue: Leventis Gallery, Nicosia, Cyprus

 

 

Share:Facebook|Twitter|LinkedIn|

 

 

Anniversary logo 

 

 

 

 


INTRODUCTION BY
PROF.
FEATHERSTONE