Let’s make the alphabet of inclusive art together! Registration for ARTikolexo starts now! What does “expressionism” mean for a blind person? How does a deaf… Read More
Our collaboration with the Athens Concert Hall continues for the second year and goes even deeper. The educational program “Discovering Musical Instruments” will be accessible… Read More
In the framework of the European Empower Women programme, liminal organised a 2-day seminar for stakeholders from all over Europe in Athens. Train… Read More
The International Festival of Dance and Performing Arts “Akropoditi DanceFest” hosts Andreas Plemmenos and Christos Papamichael in an in-depth workshop on inclusion and accessibility focused… Read More
The AMELib Accessibility Office, the Panteion University Library & Information Centre and liminal organise the Klikable project, an inclusive photography workshop on the topic “Panteion… Read More
We transform the explosive atmosphere of spring into a wonderful JAMaria - party on Friday 31 May at 20:00! This JAMaria comes with upbeat moods and bids farewell to the most colorful season of the year with 3 surprise key elements: fancy dressing: wear something fancy that you don't mind sweating! 💎 a favourite song: send us songs you would like to hear at this wonderful party! 🎶 dancing mood: in our JAMaria's party it is impossible not to break out! We improvise, we meet, we share space, time and energy freely and exhilaratingly! 💃🏻🕺🏽 Jamaria is here to stay!A jamming session of bodies sharing the space and coexisting through movement and dance without rules!Every month, on a Friday, we invite amateur and professional dancers, with or without disabilities, to jam with us and have a good time! Read More
with Father Chraja Kareola We bid farewell to spring with a wonderful two-hour workshop dedicated to the movement of our hands! Together with Father… Read More
4 two-day research workshops of mixed composition groups, for the creation of a multimodal kinetic and choreographic score with physicalities, places and communities that have… Read More
Just imagine: no systemic barriers and anyone (regardless of their gender identity, race, [dis]ability, and/or social-economic status and other intersectional factors) would have the same… Read More
