Athens, Friday 31 May 2013, the last day of the month, the last day of spring.
This day is chosen by the creative team of OZON to accommodate at ROMANTSO, a new part of BIOS in the center of Athens, all Urban Lovers staying true to the urban culture of the city in the first big event of the summer.
A year ago, OZON magazine organized for the first time the event 'Urban Lovers' (at plateia Ag. Eirini) targeting to explore different versions of life in modern cities.
Through a series of actions, in collaboration with street artists who are inspired by urban culture, OZON wishes to share individual stories that everyone can recognize as his own.
This year the event is transferred to Anaxagoras industrial building that housed one of the historical magazines of the 20th century, 'ROMANTSO'.
Thanks to the initiative of the people of BIOS, the building of Romantso has gained new actions to restore young artists and audiences in the historic center of Athens.
Some of the best street artists of the city participate in a group exhibition, created especially for the occasion.
Paintings by Cacao Rocks, Ser, BA17, Yiakou while the Lomography Greece sets its own impressive "Lomo Wall" by its own photographic intervention.
Furthermore, at the event will participate Puta Volcano, Frequency On, Space Blanket and DJ's Miss Linenwood and Quelle Bromance (Panos Lilis, Niadoka and Kissing Strangers) travelling with their sounds in to the festival atmosphere.
Similarly stylists of H & M will reveal the secrets of the ultimate festival outifit enabling attendees wishing to wear clothes from the collections of H & M Divided "Music & Festival" inspired by popular festivals like Coachella, Glastonbury, and music of Ibiza and being photographed as models by photographer George Malekaki.
So be there at 7 p.m. to rediscover Athens and remember the reasons why we choose to remain stubbornly optimistic and forever in love with the city.
Enjoying the new flavor by Amstel Radler...
Address: Anaxagora 3-5, Athens
This day is chosen by the creative team of OZON to accommodate at ROMANTSO, a new part of BIOS in the center of Athens, all Urban Lovers staying true to the urban culture of the city in the first big event of the summer.
A year ago, OZON magazine organized for the first time the event 'Urban Lovers' (at plateia Ag. Eirini) targeting to explore different versions of life in modern cities.
Through a series of actions, in collaboration with street artists who are inspired by urban culture, OZON wishes to share individual stories that everyone can recognize as his own.
This year the event is transferred to Anaxagoras industrial building that housed one of the historical magazines of the 20th century, 'ROMANTSO'.
Thanks to the initiative of the people of BIOS, the building of Romantso has gained new actions to restore young artists and audiences in the historic center of Athens.
Some of the best street artists of the city participate in a group exhibition, created especially for the occasion.
Paintings by Cacao Rocks, Ser, BA17, Yiakou while the Lomography Greece sets its own impressive "Lomo Wall" by its own photographic intervention.
Furthermore, at the event will participate Puta Volcano, Frequency On, Space Blanket and DJ's Miss Linenwood and Quelle Bromance (Panos Lilis, Niadoka and Kissing Strangers) travelling with their sounds in to the festival atmosphere.
Similarly stylists of H & M will reveal the secrets of the ultimate festival outifit enabling attendees wishing to wear clothes from the collections of H & M Divided "Music & Festival" inspired by popular festivals like Coachella, Glastonbury, and music of Ibiza and being photographed as models by photographer George Malekaki.
So be there at 7 p.m. to rediscover Athens and remember the reasons why we choose to remain stubbornly optimistic and forever in love with the city.
Enjoying the new flavor by Amstel Radler...
Address: Anaxagora 3-5, Athens
URBAN LOVERS BY OZON @ ROMANTSO
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