A Look Inside Todd James' "The Gods Are Smiling on Us" Exhibit

The artist’s first-ever solo show at Dio Horia Gallery on Mykonos, Greece.

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Todd James recently launched his first solo exhibition at Dio Horia Gallery on Mykonos, Greece. Dubbed “The Gods Are Smiling on Us,” the presentation spotlights new artworks by the influential NYC-based artist. A total of nine paintings and twelve drawings are on display at the gallery’s three-story building. These pieces draw inspiration from the summer atmosphere of the Greek island such as bikini-clad female subjects relaxing at the seaside to vivid interior scenes of villas.

Tour the exhibition above and head over to Dio Horia’s official website to learn more. “The Gods Are Smiling on Us” is on view until July 10.

In other art news, Barry McGee is presenting iconic works at the Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara.

Dio Horia Mykonos
Panahra Sq.
Mikonos 846 00
Greece

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