In just eight days, a group of 45 young people from eight different countries embarked on a transformative journey, using the power of theatre to explore contemporary social issues and foster solidarity. Inspired by Sophocles’ timeless masterpiece, “Antigone,” and under the guidance of director Valerio Strati and choreographer Carlomauro Maggiore, the youngsters came together to create a performance that…
On Saturday 18 March 2023, Inter Alia, in cooperation with UNED – Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, organized the workshop “Using Technology for Inclusive Educational Activities in the Museum Context”, which took place at the Ilias Lalaounis Jewelry Museum (Athens, Greece). The workshop familiarised the participants with new and emergent technologies that can be used in museum settings to…
The Youth Going Live (YOUGO) project has been a journey that began in 2021. We reflect on the moments and experiences shared with amazing people from six different countries: Greece – Poland – Bulgaria – Senegal – Nygeria – Togo. From March 26 to April 5, 2022, in Ziguinchor, Senegal, participants shared and compared their understanding of the main…
Panagiotis is a graduate of “Dilos-Dimitra Chatoupi” drama school while he is currently a student in the Department of Theater Studies at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Athens. At the same time, he works as an actor and assistant director. His love for traditional dances led him to teaching and for the last two years he…
The ‘Constantinos Band’ got on stage, and the first notes from Ana’s singing came out like an exotic, colourful nightbird gently flying above the square, introducing our first song: ‘Missin’ the point’. The square was full of people who seemed quite in the mood for music. Read More Missing the Point…?
We invite filmmakers, documentarists, visual content creators, students and emerging artists to submit their shorts. We are particularly interested in the topic of intersectionality; in the stories of communities and individuals that, due to their identities and life-experiences, remain unseen. Read More PDSFF23 – Resistances, Call for Submissions
Digital print of “Locus et Homines I” by Katerina Karatzaferi Read More ECHO II Kythnos Island Event
Art is one word. How come we have grouped so many different “things” under this umbrella term? How can Naomi Wanjiku (Kenya), Henry Tayali (Zambia) and Alekos Fassianos (Greece) considered to be serving the same area of human activity? And how come, while beauty can be in the eye of the beholder, we can identify emotions, ideas and events…
His right hand was laying at the edge of the table as he was sitting next to it. A calendar, a photo and half a cup of coffee, sprinkled across its surface. Leonidas, lost in thought for some time now, gets up in a swift move and gets packing. First, the calendar. Then some clothes. Last, the photo. And…
After many workshops facing the uncertainties of the pandemic, our discussions and common action (and much much work) have resulted in the movie “Art Unites”. Read More Art Unites – a short movie on art workshops for community inclusion
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