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This art gallery is one of my favorites! They showcase local and international artists and they have a variety of art types from sculpture, paint, mixed media and many more. I love the Greek artists the most though, there's something unique about their style that you can only find in Greece. Here's more info about the gallery

https://www.greekboston.com/travel/minima-gallery-mykonos/
 
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There is a nice mix of pieces here from a variety of artists. There are sculptures, paintings, and other works of art. My favorites are some of the modern pieces. This gallery is a nice break from seeing all the historical stuff Greece has to offer.
 
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There is a nice mix of pieces here from a variety of artists. There are sculptures, paintings, and other works of art. My favorites are some of the modern pieces. This gallery is a nice break from seeing all the historical stuff Greece has to offer.
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This gallery was big enough to be interesting, but small enough so that we felt it didn't take up the whole day. My wife likes to look at art a little better than I do, and I thought that I would get a little bored. The pieces held my attention and I felt like we spent "just enough" time there.
 
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This gallery was big enough to be interesting, but small enough so that we felt it didn't take up the whole day. My wife likes to look at art a little better than I do, and I thought that I would get a little bored. The pieces held my attention and I felt like we spent "just enough" time there.
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It seems that way! Their pieces look great and like anyone can enjoy them http://www.minimagallery.com
 
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