Seminars/Workshops

Dr. Despina Alexandra Constantinides
Wednesday 1 March 2023
18:00-20:30

Sprung in Paris during the interwar period, the movement of surrealism lay at the heart of multiple crossings. The direct descendant of the Dada movement, but with a different political agenda, informed…

Ms Alexandra Kostoulas
Thursday 12 January 2023
16:00-18:00

Stories, just like all writing, have a structure that organizes and categorizes the work. In journalism, this happens in the form of the inverted pyramid structure. In expository writing, the thesis statement is the organizing principle of the work…

Dr. Andromachi Vrakatseli
Tuesday 29 November 2022
17:00-19:30

Participants of this workshop will investigate how soundscapes shape oral history and what are the auditory qualities of the latter…

Dr. Stylianos Dimou
Tuesday 20 December 2022
18:00-20:30

The symbiosis between humans and computer-based technologies has a profound impact on artistry. [“Art -Tech”/ nological] frameworks enable technology to be part of the creative process and the performance practice, while dynamically…

Dr. Michaela Filiou
March 2022
This seminar focuses on the scientific narrative per se, as less a hard-wired, unambiguous story of fixed making and more as malleable narrative in process, told and shaped anew in tune with audience or purpose…

Mr. George Stremplis and Dr. Katerina Delikonstantinidou
February 2022
The emergence of various biotechnological interventions (e.g. genetic testing, “designer babies,” etc.), along with theories imagining a posthuman mode of being using speculative biotechnologies, demand that we understand more about the convergence of bioethical issues and current social reality…

Dr. Konstantinos Chatzipapatheodoridis and Dr. Katerina Delikonstantinidou
January 2022
In a session that draws from cultural and art theory, participants will familiarize themselves with identity narratives and expressions as these manifest in works from the field of visual arts and, more specifically, figurative and abstract painting…