Until what age can you be considered a young artist? What is the role of a curator? What are alternative spaces? What role do collectors play?

These and many more questions find answers in this comedic expose of the world of Greek art, written by someone who has experienced it firsthand.

The twenty-four letters of the Greek alphabet host corresponding entries and concepts that unfold the Greek art system and its mechanisms. Written with a humorous tone, but also with love for art and its workers, the book outlines the protagonists and decodes the secrets and practices that make up the domestic art landscape.

Complex concepts are deconstructed with simple words, so that everyone can take a glimpse into the world of art. The author goes a step further and illustrates the concepts herself through lively, naive drawings. Satirical, sometimes biting, but fundamentally tender, "Greek Art from A to Z" is the product of twenty-five years of active engagement in the art world. Whatever your relationship with art may be, one thing is certain: this book will make you laugh.