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Art Social Presents Season 3 of "The Outstanding Artist" hosted in Spetses, Greece

Artist Reality Show Brings Art to Life on a Greek Island

Spetses, Greece – November 16, 2023– Art Social, an online art education program, social learning, and art patronage platform, is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated third season of "The Outstanding Artist," the revolutionary artist reality show that has captivated audiences worldwide. This season, set against the picturesque backdrop of Spetses, Greece, promises an unparalleled adventure in creativity, competition, and Greek culture.

Season 3 of "The Outstanding Artist" brings together 13 top female artists from across the globe to compete to win the $25,000 grand prize and title of The Outstanding Artist. These artists embark on a series of challenges designed to push them to their creative limits and explore new artistic horizons.

This season pays homage to the rich cultural tapestry of Greece, delving into its profound history, traditions, and the inspiring figure of Laskarina Bouboulina, whose legacy inspires the contestants to stand tall and persevere in their destiny. Adding to the show's depth are two of the three esteemed judges and the charismatic host, all of whom share Greek-American heritage. Their insights and connections to Greek culture add an authentic and personal touch to this season's theme.

Elli Milan, the founder of Art Social, says, "Our mission transcends the show; it's about bringing art into the mainstream. We aim to dismantle the myth of the starving artist and other negative stereotypes, proving that art is a viable, fulfilling career path. 'The Outstanding Artist' portrays these female artists as champions of beauty – the hero in the artistic journey."

"The Outstanding Artist" Season 3 is more than a competition; it celebrates art, culture, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Viewers can expect breathtaking scenery, heart-stirring art, and gripping drama as these talented artists compete under the Mediterranean sun. Now streaming on YouTube! Don't miss this extraordinary journey of art and culture. Watch episodes 1-3 now and witness artistry like never before.

Join The Outstanding Artist Insider’s list for a chance to win a FREE all-expenses paid trip to Greece for you and a plus one (airfare included) in May 2024 with Milan Art Retreats!

About Art Social: Art Social is the place to connect, inspire, and create alongside thousands of other artists and art lovers worldwide. Create a portfolio, share and sell your unique art, receive constructive feedback, and connect with other like-hearted people who share your passion for creativity. Stay inspired by diving into the vast array of resources available to you. Whether you want to improve your artistic skills, connect with fellow artists, or find a supportive community, Art Social is the place to be. Join today. There is no limit to what you can achieve!
 

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Favorite small towns in Greece?

I realized recently that some of my favorite places in Greece haven’t actually been the major destinations everyone talks about, but smaller towns that just had a completely different atmosphere to them.

Sometimes it’s a mountain village with one main square and old stone houses, other times it’s a tiny coastal town where everyone seems to know each other and life moves slower. A few of the places I still think about most weren’t even places I had originally planned to visit.

I’m curious what small towns or villages have really stayed with people after traveling in Greece. Could be because of the scenery, the food, the people, the history, or just the overall feeling of the place.

Would love to hear everyone’s favorites, especially places that don’t always make the typical travel lists.

Places to go for the first time in Greece?

A friend of mine is planning her first trip to Greece, and she asked me what she should prioritize for about 10 days. I’ve been lucky enough to go quite a few times, so I gave her a starting point: Athens for the history, Santorini for the views, and Mykonos for the energy and beaches.

She loved that outline, but she wants to add one more destination to round out the trip. That’s where I started second guessing myself a bit, because there are so many good options depending on what kind of experience she wants.

I was thinking maybe somewhere a little different to balance things out, but I’m curious what others would suggest. If you had 10 days and those three spots already planned, what would be your fourth destination for a first-time visitor?

First Time Tips to Greece

I've been fortunate enough to visit Greece quite a few times over the years, and recently a friend asked me for advice before their very first trip. It surprised me how difficult it was to answer!

Once you've traveled somewhere often, you start taking a lot of things for granted. I'm not sure what the most helpful tips would be for someone experiencing Greece for the first time.

If you were helping a first-time visitor, what advice would you give? I'm thinking about practical things, cultural etiquette, transportation, money, restaurants, pacing an itinerary, or even little things you wish someone had told you before your first visit.

What are the biggest mistakes first-time visitors make, and what are some experiences you think every newcomer should have? I'd love to pass along some advice from people with firsthand experience.

Family Car Services for First Timer in Boston

Hi everyone, I’m planning a family trip to Boston from Athens and was searching for car service from options airport to my hotel online. While exploring, I came across Blue Nile Livery. I also noticed their service is featured on Google and even highlighted on Forbes, along with positive reviews on several travel sites. Based on what I’ve seen there, their service seems good to me... Since this trip is with my family, I want something safe, comfortable, and punctual for airport transfers and city travel. I’d love to hear from anyone who has used a ride service in Boston. Do you think this would be a good choice for family travel?

Is Greece easy to travel around without renting a car?

I’m trying to figure out whether it’s realistic to travel around Greece without renting a car. I’d prefer not to drive if I can avoid it, especially since I’m not familiar with the roads, parking, or driving customs there.

For those who have traveled around Greece using public transportation, how easy was it? I know there are buses, ferries, taxis, and domestic flights, but I’m wondering how practical they are once you get outside the main tourist areas. Did you ever feel limited by not having a car?

I’m also curious whether it makes sense to rely on public transportation for most of the trip and just rent a car for a day or two when needed. Are there certain types of places that are especially difficult to reach without one?

I’d love to hear from anyone who has done a Greece trip mostly or entirely without driving.
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