The exhibition titled "Three Roads: Constantine Manos, Nikos Economopoulos, Enri Canaj" will be held at the MOMUS-Museum of Photography in Thessaloniki from February 19 to May 24, 2026. This unique initiative serves both as a tribute and a presentation of street photography, a dominant artistic trend in the latter half of the 20th century. It brings together three generations of photographers united by their engagement with Greece and their membership in the prestigious Magnum Photos agency, which has documented contemporary world history through images since its establishment in 1947.

Greek-American photographer Constantine Manos explores Greece in the 1960s akin to a modern Odysseus, attempting to heal the latent trauma of migration. Nikos Economopoulos traverses Greece and the Balkans in the last two decades of the 20th century, focusing significantly on vulnerable minorities and communities in turmoil. Enri Canaj, though not explicitly covered yet, likely adds another dimension to the exploration of Greek culture and identity through his lens, making the exhibition not only a celebration of photography but also a commentary on the intricate social tapestry of Greece.

This exhibition underscores the importance of street photography as a medium for storytelling and reflection on national identity, particularly in the context of migration and minority issues. It is an invitation for the audience to engage with the works of these influential photographers while contemplating their personal and cultural connections to Greece. Through this initiative, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the social and historical narratives embedded in the visual arts, particularly related to Greece's evolving identity over decades.