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Glenn Ligon, Waiting for the Barbarians, 2021 at the Portals exhibition in Athens
The building has been undergoing intensive renovation for the last year, with rooms that were once a hive of industrial activity now devoted to art exhibitions. Dating back to 1930, and last used as a tobacco factory in the mid-90s, the building offers over 6,000-sq-m of ‘cultural space’ – which includes a vast interior courtyard topped with the new glass atrium. Photo: Glenn Ligon, Waiting for the Barbarians, 2021. Photography: Natalia Tsoukala, courtesy NEON #athens #art #museum #design
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Glenn Ligon, Waiting for the Barbarians, 2021 at the Portals exhibition in Athens
The building has been undergoing intensive renovation for the last year, with rooms that were once a hive of industrial activity now devoted to art exhibitions. Dating back to 1930, and last used as a tobacco factory in the mid-90s, the building offers over 6,000-sq-m of ‘cultural space’ – which includes a vast interior courtyard topped with the new glass atrium. Photo: Glenn Ligon, Waiting for the Barbarians, 2021. Photography: Natalia Tsoukala, courtesy NEON #athens #art #museum #design