Original and rare exhibition catalogue published for Vlassis Caniaris’ solo exhibition during the 23rd Dimitria Festival, held at the Yeni Mosque in Thessaloniki (23 October – 13 November 1988). A valuable collectible from one of the most significant representatives of Greek postwar modernism. Hand-signed by the artist. Details Artist: Vlassis Caniaris (1928–2011) Title: Vlassis Caniaris Publisher: Municipality of Thessaloniki Year: 1988 Language: Greek Pages: 45 Dimensions: 25 cm × 20.5 cm Binding: Original softcover Edition: First edition, limited to 1000 copies Signature: Hand-signed by the artist Condition: Very good vintage condition; minor age-related wear. Please refer to the photos for a clear assessment. About the Work This catalogue was produced for Caniaris’ exhibition Βορράς–Νότος (North–South) presented during the Dimitria Events. Earlier the same year, Caniaris—together with Nikos Kesanlis—represented Greece at the 43rd Venice Biennale, marking a pivotal moment in his international recognition. North–South continues themes from his earlier Immigrants series, reflecting on social disparities, cultural transformation, and shifting dynamics between the developed North and the poorer South. Combining figurative elements with installation and conceptual environments, Caniaris critiques the mechanisms of power, identity, and postwar European relations with irony and clarity. About Vlassis Caniaris A key figure of the Greek artistic diaspora, Caniaris lived and worked in Rome, Paris and Berlin, contributing to major European avant-garde circles. His politically engaged practice explores exile, migration, social inequality, and cultural identity. Today, he is considered one of Greece’s most influential modern artists. A Rare Collectible A hand-signed, limited-edition catalogue from an important exhibition—highly desirable for collectors of: Greek modernism Postwar European art Exhibition catalogues and artist-signed publications Shipping Securely packaged and shipped with tracking.