Accessibility is the Aesthetic

P.A.I.R.’s Final Online Event

How can accessibility shape the way we create and experience art?

Join us online on Tuesday, November 3 2026, at 15:00 EET / 14:00 CET, for “Accessibility is the Aesthetic”, the final event of P.A.I.R. (Paving Accessible and Inclusive Realities).

After months of artistic experimentation and collaboration across Cyprus, Greece and Estonia, we’re bringing the project’s artworks, resources and key learnings together to share what we’ve discovered and explore what can happen when accessibility becomes part of the creative process.

Poster for the accessible online event of P.A.I.R. on a vivid fuchsia background. The P.A.I.R. logo appears in the upper left corner, with two geometric decorative elements in the upper right corner: a green square and a yellow circle. A black box reads “Registration is now open”. Below it is the title “Accessibility is the Aesthetic”, in large black letters, with the word “Aesthetic” in white italic lettering. Underneath, a blue box reads “P.A.I.R. Accessible Event”. On the right side of the poster, three coloured boxes display the information “3 November 2026”, “15:00 EET / 14:00 CET” and “Online, with prior registration”. Below these details are the logos of liminal, Alternative Brains Rule and Estonian Agrenska Foundation. At the bottom of the poster are the emblem acknowledging co-funding by the European Union and the logo of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture.

What to expect

Meet the artists and discover the ideas, creative choices and challenges behind the works developed through P.A.I.R. Get a first glimpse of the documentary capturing the project’s journey, explore the Creative Accessibility Methodology, and discover the practical tools and resources gathered in the project’s manual and zine.

Through artistic examples, shared experiences and open discussion, we’ll look at what worked, what challenged us and what we can take forward.

Whether you’re an artist, a cultural professional or simply curious about more accessible ways of making and experiencing art, you’ll find ideas to reflect on and approaches to bring into your own practice.

Come exchange perspectives, get inspired and discover how accessibility can become part of the art itself.

Register here

Accessibility and languages

The event will be held in English. The following interpretation services will be available during the event:

  • spoken interpretation into Greek and Estonian,

as well as

  • sign language interpretation in Greek Sign Language, Cypriot Sign Language and Estonian Sign Language.

ℹ️ Interpretation will be available through separate channels, allowing you to choose the option that best suits you. Further details will be provided after registration.

Useful information

Date: Tuesday, November 3 2026
Time: 15:00 EET / 14:00 CET
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes, including a break
Location: Online

Free participation, with registration via this link

👉 When registering, please let us know about any other access needs.

The EU flag with its 12 gold stars in a circle on a dark blue background, accompanied by the note on the side: Co-funded by the European Union.

Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

Logo of the Ministry of Culture in blue and white, featuring the seal of the Hellenic Republic.

The programme is implemented with the financial support and under the auspices of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture.