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Das OneHappyFamily Community Center in Lesvos bietet geflüchteten Menschen einen Ort, wo sie den Tag in Würde verbringen können, sich kreativ betätigen können und auf Augenhöhe behandelt werden.

Nous sommes deux étudiants en Sciences Politiques.Après un séjour dans un camp de réfugiés, nous avons décidé d’initier un projet qui consiste en la création d’un atelier d’art dans le camp d’Oinofyta

A-dash is an artist-led initiative in Athens, Greece, combining studios and a project space, with an emphasis on experimentation, collaboration and inter-disciplinary exchange.

Removement is an initiative by a group of Athenians that aim to embellish the historic centre of the city through mixed media installations, performances and collaborative projects!

Anlässlich des 15. Todestages des Dichters Iason Depountis widmet die Städtische Galerie Piräus diesem herausragenden Exponenten der griechischen Nachkriegslyrik eine Ausstellung: 18.06.23-09.07.23.

Listen Aşko! is a queer theater performance about longing, connection, borders and boundaries.
Help us bring this multimedia vision to the stage!

We are a team of volunteer art teachers and therapists dedicated to helping deprived and refugee children at the Little Dragon (Mali Zmaj) center in Zagreb, extended to Zürich and Thessaloniki.

An artistic unique wall clock dedicated to the meaning of life- very rarely does the shortest way lead directly to the goal: we need to patiently undergo the complications of the world...

We need your support for publishing our first book for children – «The Patter-mice and Sleepyhead». Give us a chance to enchant the kids!

Support NOSTOS, the new creation by the Costa Brothers: a dance show that carries a message of family unity and hope for young talents.

We want to plant a forest of native plants in an area at risk of desertification to generate biodiversity and create artistic projects on the relationship between human communities and nature.

The documentary about the indissoluble bond between every artist and his or her own background, especially when it has been marked by traumatic events such as war.