Join us for the first discussion "we(,)the state: mutual shaping and mutual rupture" with Vasiliki Makrygianni, Konstantinos Pittas, and others (to be confirmed). A discussion on public space, its ownership, and how institutional transformations both shape and are shaped by collective action and identity.

Join us for the second panel discussion titled "Behind the Lens and in Front: Between Observation and Presence" with Anastassia Tsoukala, Aggelos Barai, Athanasia Batziou, and Michailangelos Vlassis-Ziakas. A discussion on how acts of recording generate visibility, shape public order, and blur the boundaries between observation and presence.

Join curator and art historian Pati Vardhami for a guided tour in Albanian of the exhibition And, so what?

Join us for the third discussion titled "Events as Urban Formation" with Amina Moskof, Sophia Grigoriadou, and Dimitris Kechris. A discussion on how the city remembers and forgets events, the role of collective trauma in shaping urban life, and how uprisings and urban clashes can function as acts of performance or expressions of collective mourning.

Join us for a listening session of En Plo's one and only album! Ntinos Sadikis (ex-member of the band) will be present for the listening session.

Join us for the first day of a two-day public event dedicated to climate, taking place on 6–7 December 2025 in Aitoliko. Through discussions and collective activities, the event invites citizens to reflect on the fragile balance between human and natural environments and to imagine new forms of participation and responsibility in the face of climate change.

Join us for the second day of a two-day public event dedicated to climate, taking place on 6–7 December 2025 in Aitoliko. Through discussions and collective activities, the event invites citizens to reflect on the fragile balance between human and natural environments and to imagine new forms of participation and responsibility in the face of climate change.

Join us for the fourth discussion titled "Territorial Narratives: Urbanism and the Mapping of Disputes." A discussion on how violence and policing shape the urban fabric, the material and measurable dimensions of public-space confrontations, and the continuing relevance of the barricade as both a tangible and rhetorical construction.

Join us for a tour to the works of En Plo, led by the exhibition's curator Maria-Thalia Carras.

ASNAM is a photographic edition with Peripatetic Notes by Georges Salameh, including the short tale L’Homme de la Montagne by novelist Oliver Rohe and an afterword essay by curator Natasha Christia. The ASNAM body of work was carried out over a period of sixteen years during seven short visits to Lebanon, between 2009 and 2025. Designed by CHORA ATELIER and printed by Kostopoulos Printing House. In this book launch event, the artist will be present, along with Natasha Christia and Stefania Orfanidou (CHORA ATELIER).