Category Archives: Design
NEFELE | Visual Activism for Mental Health
Exhibition. 1-16 October, 12.00-22.00, Athens School of Fine Arts, 256 Peiraios st, Rentis & Bouziani Museum, 27-31 Bouziani Str, Dafni. Opening party: Sunday 2nd of October 20.00, at Athens School of Fine Arts. Curator: Maritina Kontaratou Visual culture is a
NEFELE | Visual Activism for Mental Health
Exhibition. 1-16 October, 12.00-22.00, Athens School of Fine Arts, 256 Peiraios st, Rentis & Bouziani Museum, 27-31 Bouziani Str, Dafni. Opening party: Sunday 2nd of October 20.00, at Athens School of Fine Arts. Curator: Maritina Kontaratou Visual culture is a
NEFELE | Art Residencies in Mental Health Units
In cooperation with the Career Office of the Athens School of Fine Arts. 1-16 October 2016, Athens School of Fine Arts, Pireos 256. Part of the 1st European Arts and Mental Health Festival NEFELE. Openning party 2nd of October, 20.00. Curator:
NEFELE | Art Residencies in Mental Health Units
In cooperation with the Career Office of the Athens School of Fine Arts. 1-16 October 2016, Athens School of Fine Arts, Pireos 256. Part of the 1st European Arts and Mental Health Festival NEFELE. Openning party 2nd of October, 20.00. Curator:
NEFELE | Unconscious Playground
1-16 October 2016, Bouzianis Museum, 27 Bouziani str, Dafni. Part of the 1st European Arts and Mental Health Festival NEFELE. Openning party: Saturday 1st of October, 18.00. Curator: Maritina Kontaratou This exhibition is inspired by the convergence of art with
NEFELE | Unconscious Playground
1-16 October 2016, Bouzianis Museum, 27 Bouziani str, Dafni. Part of the 1st European Arts and Mental Health Festival NEFELE. Openning party: Saturday 1st of October, 18.00. Curator: Maritina Kontaratou This exhibition is inspired by the convergence of art with
NEFELE: Everything you need to know
NEFELE project (Networking European Festivals for Mental Life Enhancement) – The project started its journey in Dublin meeting. A move towards establishing a network of Mental Health Arts Festivals across Europe, as well as the 1st European Mental Health Arts Festival,
NEFELE: Everything you need to know
NEFELE project (Networking European Festivals for Mental Life Enhancement) – The project started its journey in Dublin meeting. A move towards establishing a network of Mental Health Arts Festivals across Europe, as well as the 1st European Mental Health Arts Festival,
D.I.Y. Craftivism
On 10th and 11th of October 2015, DIY workshops by professional artists will take place at Athens Impact Hub, 28 Karaiskaki Str, Monastiraki, Athens, FREE ENTRANCE. Make a workshop reservation at art4more9@gmail.com until 5 October 2015. More information in Greek: http://www.edra-coop.gr
D.I.Y. Craftivism
On 10th and 11th of October 2015, DIY workshops by professional artists will take place at Athens Impact Hub, 28 Karaiskaki Str, Monastiraki, Athens, FREE ENTRANCE. Make a workshop reservation at art4more9@gmail.com until 5 October 2015. More information in Greek: http://www.edra-coop.gr
Therapeutic Architecture
The exhibition of therapeutic architecture featured scientific announcements, put up in the form of posters, issued by offices and research teams worldwide. These teams and offices had taken part in international conferences and competitions concerning buildings and applications of Therapeutic
Therapeutic Architecture
The exhibition of therapeutic architecture featured scientific announcements, put up in the form of posters, issued by offices and research teams worldwide. These teams and offices had taken part in international conferences and competitions concerning buildings and applications of Therapeutic
Social Design
Featuring socially sensitive posters of scientific and artistic interest, the exhibition brought poster designing and social concerns together and explored how this art contributes to triggering rapid social change to our everyday world. The exhibition illustrated Greek and foreign artists’
Social Design
Featuring socially sensitive posters of scientific and artistic interest, the exhibition brought poster designing and social concerns together and explored how this art contributes to triggering rapid social change to our everyday world. The exhibition illustrated Greek and foreign artists’
