Between Art and People
liminal is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing equal participation in culture.
Since 2016, it has been actively fostering the transition towards a cultural landscape that embraces human diversity in its entirety.
Serving as a platform for dialogue and creative exchange, liminal welcomes a dynamic and diverse community. This community recognizes that unrestricted participation in culture is not only an inalienable human right but also a catalyst for revitalizing artistic practices and enriching the societal significance of art.
The first accessible performance at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus is now a reality! On July 31, liminal provides accessibility services for people with sensory disabilities for The Trojan Women, a production of the National Theatre. Read More
The monologue "My mother cast me into the sea" by Themis Panou and Vilia Chantzopoulou will be presented on Wednesday, 1 July with accessibility services for people with sensory disabilities, designed and implemented by liminal. Read More
The Greece 3.0 programme explores how digital equality connects with art and institutional change in the cultural field. Read More
Filareti Papadopoulou presents her first choreographic work, titled “Found and Lost”, on Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 May 2026 at 21:00 at Choros of liminal. Read More
Demy Papathanasiou and Medie Megas are facilitating the workshop “Dance: Between Access and Ecology” on Friday, July 10, 2026, at the 13th Akropoditi DanceFest. Read More
The theatre documentary workshop group invites us to an open class on Thursday, April 30, 19:30–21:30, at Choros of liminal. Read More
