Welcome
The European Centre for Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Monuments (EKBMM) was established under Law 2557/97 and is a legal entity of private law overseen by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture. Its headquarters are in Thessaloniki.
The aim of the Centre is to promote scientific research in the fields of museology, museography, excavation, restoration, conservation, enhancement and study of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine sites, monuments and works at a European and international level.
Work
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Project: “OLKAS: “From the Aegean to the Black Sea” – medieval Ports in the Maritime Routes of the East.” (2012-2013)
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Conservation and exhibition of icons from the Black Sea region of Bulgaria (2006-2012)
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Conservation of wall paintings in the church of Saint George in Runovic (2010-2012)
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Restoration, conservation and re-use of the Nebojša Tower in the Fortress of Belgrade (2009-2011)
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«Exploring the world of Byzantium» (2011 - 2012)
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Conferences Organization
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Conservation and exhibition of icons from the National Museum of Medieval Art in Korçë, Albania, and training of conservators (2000-2008)
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«Anna Komnene. Creation and promotion of electronic multilingual editions and of an information portal on monuments of the byzantine period» (2004- 2007)
News
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Opening of the Photographic Exhibition in Thessaloniki, Greece“MEDIEVAL PORTS IN THE MARIT...
21/12/2012
Press releases
From the very first days since its opening the photographic exhibition "Medieval Ports in the Maritime Routes of the East. North Aegean, Bla...
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Photographic Exhibition in Thessaloniki, Greece“MEDIEVAL PORTS IN THE MARITIME ROUTES OF T...
13/12/2012
Press releases
A unique exhibition where through images are unfolded city-ports developed during the Medieval era in the Aegean, the Black Sea and the Casp...
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'To Vima' on the work of EKBMM in Kosovo
6/9/2012
Press releases
Article in the newspaper 'To Vima' regarding the restoration of the church of Saint Nikolaos in Runovic, Kosovo.
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Publications
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Icons from the Thracian coast of the Black Sea in Bulgaria
Ed.: Anastasia Tourta
Books
Exhibition Catalogue, Kapon editions, 2012
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Architecture as Icon - Perception and Representation of Architecture in Byzantine Art
Dr. Evangelia Hadjitryphonos & Slobodan Curcic (eds)
Books
Exhibition Catalogue, EKBMM 2009
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