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Klickable
Klickable is a closed-eyes photography workshop that frees photography from the dominance of vision and activates hearing, smell, touch, and the sense of atmosphere by using our largest sensory organ — the skin. It is aimed at people with or without visual impairments, as well as professional and amateur photographers. Participants will practice the method of blind photography using their digital camera or their mobile phone’s camera.
Dates and times
Saturday, October 4th, 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Address
E8 Gate, Port of Piraeus - Workshop room 1
Accessibility
Adults and teenagers aged 15 and over
Klickable
Klickable is an inclusive closed-eyes photography workshop. The workshop frees photography from the dominance of vision and activates hearing, smell, touch, and the sense of atmosphere by using our largest sensory organ — the skin.
Klickable is aimed at people with or without visual impairments, as well as professional and amateur photographers. With the guidance of the instructors, participants will be trained in adapted photography techniques and will practice the method of “blind photography.” They will have the opportunity to test their skills outdoors using their digital camera or their mobile phone’s camera.
Our goals are:
- To familiarize and train individuals with visual impairments in photography techniques, empowering them with skills that enhance their expressive means.
- To train professional and amateur photographers in new, adapted photography techniques.
- To raise awareness on issues of inclusion in culture through an experiential educational process.
© Daphne Divari
liminal
liminal is a non-profit organization, founded in 2016 with a strong presence in Greece. Its mission is to foster equal participation in culture through national and worldwide collaborations.
It has successfully curated over 400 cultural and educational programs for mixed groups - with and without disabilities - and trained 200+ cultural professionals to implement and improve inclusive practices with integrated accessibility services.
With the recent merger of liminal and Artogether (2022), the combined strength, knowledge, and passion of both organizations will further amplify their shared mission to foster equal access to culture, ensuring that people of all abilities have the opportunity to actively engage in creative and cultural experiences, both in Greece and internationally.
It seeks partnerships with dynamic and diverse communities that recognizes that unrestricted participation in culture is not only an inalienable human right but also a catalyst for revitalizing artistic practices and enriching the societal significance of art.
© Angel Ballesteros
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