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Mykonos, the island of the winds, sits in the Cyclades amidst the blue-green waters of the Aegean. It is an ancient island surrounded by others, which have been mythologized as the bodies of gods felled by Hercules in the time of antiquity. The island has hosted numerous cultures for over a millennium and is famous for its gorgeous architecture, friendly locals, and stunning beaches with names like 'Paradise' and 'Super Paradise.' Mykonos, which is only forty square miles with a population of ten thousand, is often compared to Ibiza and has become a coveted cosmopolitan destination for industry titans, artists, and party-goers from around the world.This book offers an account of the culture and society that has shaped Mykonos over the past century. It covers the island's history as a hideout for luminaries like Le Corbusier and Antonis Benakis, a sanctuary for the gay community, and a hub of the party scene. The book also delves into the ruins and myths that are hidden on the island, providing readers with a fascinating and immersive journey through the rich history of Mykonos.
Lizy Manola, a Greek photographer, specializes in documentary photography as a freelancer. She has been capturing distant places for over fifteen years where culture and daily life retain their natural authenticity. Manola has published two books, Certain Realities and Ethiopian Highlands, with Assouline and her work has been exhibited in solo and group shows globally. She currently resides in Athens and New York, but she bought a house on Mykonos thirty years ago and has been spending countless summer holidays on the island ever since.
New York Magazine
- Number of pages: 300
- Number of illustrations: over 200
- Language: English
- Released in: May 2018
- Size: W 24.6 x L 33 x H 3.9 cm
- Weight: 2.9 kg
- Further features: Silk Hardcover
- ISBN: 9781614286905
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