Anna Bromley and Meltem Ahıska will read from their newly published book, A-n-other Archive: 1964, which is based on a monthly letter correspondence between them. The conversation moves from East Germany to Turkey, Cyprus, Syria and Iran, looking for traces that tell their own stories in the present. A-n-other Archive: 1964 is published by TAVROS Press on the occasion of AMAN AMAN and will be available on site.

Zafos Xagoraris’ lecture-performance 2 Camps, accompanied by sound excerpts, focuses on two First World War prisoner-of-war camps in Germany: the Half-Moon Camp in Wünsdorf, where around 30,000 Arab, Indian and African prisoners were held, and the Görlitz camp, where the Fourth Corps of the Greek Army was held. Drawing on recordings made in the camps by German linguist Wilhelm Doegen, the work brings their history of captivity and the voices preserved in the archives into the present.

Join us for Common Spaces, Common Stories, where Eleni Katrini and Kyriaki Papathanassopoulou invite us on a walk through the shared spaces of Nikaia, a city shaped by the movement of people and the memories they carry with them. Drawing on their previous research in the area, they follow stories of people who arrived through different journeys and explore how their experiences meet in the city today. The walk ends at the Nikaia Cultural Centre, where the conversation opens to the public around material gathered along the way. Starting point: to be announced soon.

Angela Melitopoulos and Kerstin Schroedinger present the new chapter of the work series Industries of Denial, Stage 9: Samandağ – Antakya. Zero Surface of History at the Nikaia Cultural Centre. The work focuses on Samandağ and Antakya, bringing questions around history, displacement and the traces of the past into the present.

Martha Mavroidi performs at TAVROS as part of the AMAN AMAN public programme. More information about the concert will be announced soon.

A film series on migration, bringing historical films into dialogue with contemporary works, and archival material with contemporary artistic practices. The programme takes place at the Greek Film Archive and is part of the Athens Avant-Garde Film Festival (AAGFF) Special Edition: AMAN AMAN.

A film series on migration, bringing historical films into dialogue with contemporary works, and archival material with contemporary artistic practices. The programme takes place at the Greek Film Archive and is part of the Athens Avant-Garde Film Festival (AAGFF) Special Edition: AMAN AMAN.

A film series on migration, bringing historical films into dialogue with contemporary works, and archival material with contemporary artistic practices. The programme takes place at the Greek Film Archive and is part of the Athens Avant-Garde Film Festival (AAGFF) Special Edition: AMAN AMAN.

A film series on migration, bringing historical films into dialogue with contemporary works, and archival material with contemporary artistic practices. The programme takes place at the Greek Film Archive and is part of the Athens Avant-Garde Film Festival (AAGFF) Special Edition: AMAN AMAN.

Angela Melitopoulos and Kerstin Schroedinger present Industries of Denial, Stage 8: Through the Amanos Mountains. Bridge, Tunnel, Overpass at the Nikaia Cultural Centre. The work follows the route through the Amanos Mountains, considering the landscape and the histories that have shaped it.

Hera Büyüktaşçıyan’s lecture-performance takes place at TAVROS as part of the AMAN AMAN public programme. More information will be announced soon.

The evening at TAVROS begins with a discussion around multilingualism, literature and publishing initiatives, bringing together historical and contemporary examples with Natasa Lemos, Dimitris Prokos, Maik Tsilingirian and İSTASYON editions. The discussion is followed by a performance by Dimitris Prokos.

The AMAN AMAN exhibition closes with a finissage at TAVROS. More information about the event will be announced in the coming weeks.