Bloom Space constructs inclusive, community-owned spaces for cultural interaction at local and transnational level. Hosting work in the fields of arts and culture, it supports self-expression within communities’ cultural life and questions authorised discourses of culture that serve exclusivist agendas. Bloom Space explores and brings to the fore fresh ideas and narratives while reflecting on the role of art and culture as spaces for cultivating individual and community agency and self-awareness.
During November, Outcast Europe expanded its network to schools in the greater area of Athens, in order to bring the topics of movement and displacement in the classroom, via a non-formal learning activity titled”Objects narrating the stories of ‘others’”. The first visit took place on November 25 at Mesopotamia Solidarity School in Moschato. Mesopotamia is part…
Inter Alia means among others in Latin and for us it expresses the need to co-create and enable collective action and progress. Through this short video, we present our community and our action pillars, parts of our work but also parts of ourselves. Read More Re-introducing our work in less than 2′
Transcribing memories of fleeing and displacement Borders are symbols of imposition over space and time; and everything lying in between. In a sense, they determine what is possible, what can be desired, and thus shape individuals and communities. The drawing and consolidation of borders, tangible or discursive, implies intrinsic divisions that inflict tension and conflict. It…
From invisible to the Camera Lens The FILMINTS (Filming at Intersections) project aims to provide high-quality educational programmes as a vehicle for social inclusion through the art of cinema. Project Duration September 2022 – August 2023 Summary The FILMINTS project promotes equal opportunities and access of marginalised groups to policy and public life by equipping adult learners with knowledge…
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How does the new generation understand the concept of marriage? What does it mean to be bound together for life with someone you met once? Are there any remains of the traditions of our ancestors in how we choose partners? Where were women positioned in such a context? Is marriage just an economic proposition, just a prospect of prosperity,…
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
FABLE – Innovative practices for youth workers to support young people using sustainable fashion as a way to create inclusive spaces Project duration: 28 February 2022 – 27 February 2024 Target Groups: Summary: The FABLE project aims to increase quality and recognition of youth work by developing innovative approaches to be used with young people to build new spaces…
Digital print of “Locus et Homines I” by Katerina Karatzaferi Read More ECHO II Kythnos Island Event
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