Piraeus - Athens

Glorious Epic by Sofia Mavragani is a visceral dance performance exploring the tension between heroism and vulnerability. Through the dynamic relationship of two bodies and the interplay of conflict and harmony, the piece reimagines glory as the tender strength found in collectivity.

Exploring sound as a means of shared experience and emotional depth, pink.wav's sets fuse bass, haunting vocals, intricate breaks, and seductive percussion, offering a sonic reflection of human complexity. Organized by HER Project.

Immerse yourselves to the exhibitions of Art Explora Festival with the guidance of experienced mediators. 

“Open Mediation Tours at Art Explora in Piraeus” by Scola Society is a collaboration with EMST and a continuation of the action that is taking place in 2025 within the Museum. It proposes the research, outreach and implementation of mediation tours by a team of three people. The intercultural mediators from Iran, Egypt and China, will guide audiences from their respective communities in their native languages, thus Farsi, Arabic and Mandarin, through the method of situated mediation.

In this interactive workshop, participants will become both artists and curators as they design their very own “Museum of Me.” Using a variety of provided materials, each participant will explore his/her personal history, identity, and imagination to create exhibitions that reflect who they are and what matters most to them. Through drawing, collage, writing, and object-making, participants will craft artifacts and displays that capture memories, dreams, and defining moments. The workshop is based on Eleni Geroulanou book “Nikiforos explores emotions, based on the Cycladic figurines.  

The workshop continues the artist’s practice on participation as a tool for investigating citizenship. The formed group of participants will learn how to produce a community radio show, narrate, discuss and record together and form questions on our everyday life and the experience of residents of Piraeus, with a focus on communities that experiences migration either in 1920’s and its legacies or very recent experiences. Through the use of sound, music and mapping, we will explore the present soundscape of Piraeus, producing for a future, through sharing experiences, poetry and music.