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SUMMARY:Writing Greece: An evening with Sofka Zinovieff and Julian Hoffman
DESCRIPTION:In-conversation\nWriting Greece: An evening with Sofka Zinovieff and Julian Hoffman\nNeither Julian Hoffman nor Sofka Zinovieff are originally from Greece and yet they’ve both devoted a large part of their careers to writing and thinking about this country. Between them\, they’ve explored it in novels\, nonfiction\, short stories\, podcasts and essays. One lives in Athens\, the other in Prespa – but much connects them. Please join us for an evening of conversation that brings together these two acclaimed and award-winning authors around their shared fascination for their adopted homeland. They’ll talk about their latest books – Sofka’s Stealing Dad and Julian’s Lifelines – and how they’ve been inspired\, challenged and changed by writing about Greece. \nThis event will open the conference Mountains of Greece: Heritage narratives from the past for a sustainable future. \nSofka Zinovieff was born in London\, has Russian ancestry and lives in Athens. She has written about Greece as an anthropologist (with a PhD from Cambridge)\, a journalist and an author. Her latest novel is Stealing Dad and her other books include Eurydice Street: A Place in Athens\, and the novels Putney and The House on Paradise Street. Podcast documentary series: Athens Unpacked. www.sofkazinovieff.com @SofkaZinovieff \nAlthough he was born in the UK and grew up in Canada\, Julian Hoffman has lived for the past quarter of a century beside the Prespa lakes in northern Greece. Along with his new book\, Lifelines: Searching for Home in the Mountains of Greece\, he is the author of two previous titles. Irreplaceable: The Fight to Save our Wild Places was the Highly Commended Finalist for the Wainwright Prize for Writing on Global Conservation in 2020 and a Royal Geographical Society ‘Book of the Year’\, while The Small Heart of Things won both the 2012 AWP Award for Creative Nonfiction and the National Outdoor Book Award for Natural History Literature. He is currently working on a new book about the Aoos-Vjosa river system flowing through Greece and Albania. \nHybrid event \nTo attend in-person in Athens\, register HERE \nTo attend online via Zoom webinar\, register HERE
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/writing-greece-an-evening-with-sofka-zinovieff-and-julian-hoffman/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, Upper House\, 52 Souedias Street\, Athens\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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SUMMARY:Athens Archaeology Festival 2025
DESCRIPTION:  \nAthens Archaeology Festival 2025\nJoin us on the 18th October 2025\, between 11:00 and 16:00 in the beautiful grounds of the British School at Athens for a FREE day of exploration\, creativity\, and hands-on learning. \nThis year’s theme is Myths & Mysteries! \nStep into the past through interactive activities\, live screenings\, and inspiring workshops. A wide range of organisations will bring archaeology to life\, with experiences designed for all ages. \nWhether you’re fascinated by ancient myths\, curious about the mysteries of the past\, or eager to try out archaeological techniques\, you’ll find something to spark your imagination. \nDon’t miss out – check out our activities to find out more! \nFor questions or further information\, please email Carlotta Gardner and Tulsi Parikh at archaeologyfestival@bsa.ac.uk 
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/athens-archaeology-festival-2025/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, 52 Souedias Street\, Athens\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Athens:20251013T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Athens:20251013T193000
DTSTAMP:20260516T230727
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SUMMARY:Mosaics: an enduring imprint of materiality. Christina Nakou in conversation with Rebecca Sweetman
DESCRIPTION:Christina Nakou: creating a mosaic\, courtesy of the artist \nIn-conversation\nMosaics: an enduring imprint of materiality. Christina Nakou in conversation with Rebecca Sweetman\nBased on the ancient technique of mosaics\, the conversation between the Director of the BSA Prof Rebecca Sweetman (expert on ancient mosaics) and Visual Artist Christina Nakou approaches concepts such as making\, wear\, durability\, corporeality and transformation to highlight the importance of the inclusion of our senses in the daily experience of our “cosmos”. They will discuss the importance of tactile experiences of archaeology and art for well-being. Their dialogue focuses on the materiality of mosaics and on the observation of this handmade technique\, offering an original experience of time. \nbio: Christina Nakou is a Visual Artist specializing in mosaics. Her work observes the notion of time and the natural element of water. She creates spaces of interplay between matter\, water and light\, addressing the audience through diverse senses. In 2025 and 2024\, she has been a Visiting Artist in the American Academy in Rome. In 2024 she presented THE RIVER installation at the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki\, highlighting the importance of drinkable water. In 2023\, her work has been presented in the Venice Architecture Biennale\, within the “Bodies of Water” architecture exhibition hosted in the Greek Pavilion. As a pop-up installation her work linked to the extreme flood caused by Storm Daniel\, at that time in Greece. In 2021 she presented a solo exhibition in the Archaeological Site of Ancient Messene in dialogue with the ancient monuments. Her work has been presented in the Embassy of Italy in Greece\, (2023)\, in Aby Warburg Haus\, Hamburg\, 2019 (The Blind Spot Project) and in CCCB\, Barcelona (TraMod Residency)\, 2013\, among others. She has also designed and curated art workshops for children for the Benaki Museum\, the Cycladic Art Museum\, Art Athina\, the Embassy of Norway among others. \nHybrid event \nTo attend in person in Athens\, register HERE \nTo attend online via Zoom webinar\, register HERE
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/mosaics-an-enduring-imprint-of-materiality-christina-nakou-in-conversation-with-rebecca-sweetman/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, Upper House\, 52 Souedias Street\, Athens\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Athens:20250706T233000
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SUMMARY:EARTH WATER FIRE - ΧΩΜΑ ΝΕΡΟ ΦΩΤΙΑ
DESCRIPTION:EARTH WATER FIRE 2025\nThe Thrapsano Cultural Association\, the Centre for the Study of Modern Ceramics and the British School at Athens are organizing in co-organization with the Region of Crete\, with the collaboration of PLOYGOS and under the auspices of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Minoa Pediada the four-day cultural festival EARTH WATER FIRE. Celebrating Cretan Pottery from Antiquity to the Present. Thrapsano 3rd– 6th July: an activity that emphasises the importance of preserving the cultural art of Crete\, a precious living heritage with a rich past and a wealth of future prospects. Four days full of lectures\, workshops\, presentations\, tours and many more cultural activities. Come to Thrapsano\, in the hinterland of Crete\, for an initiation in the art of Cretan potter. \nProgramme:\n \n 
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/earth-water-fire-%cf%87%cf%89%ce%bc%ce%b1-%ce%bd%ce%b5%cf%81%ce%bf-%cf%86%cf%89%cf%84%ce%b9%ce%b1/
LOCATION:Thrapsano\, Crete\, 70006\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Athens:20240713T170000
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SUMMARY:British Academy Summer Showcase - A Time-Traveller’s Odyssey: Exploring sacred journeys through archaeology and science
DESCRIPTION:A Time-Traveller’s Odyssey: Exploring sacred journeys through archaeology and science\nBSA exhibit at the British Academy Summer Showcase 2024\nCommutes\, pilgrimages\, holidays and migrations are journeys that shape our lives. But what about people’s journeys in the past? Step back in time to the ancient world of mobility and religious practice through the captivating lens of archaeology and science. Discover how archaeologists employ scientific techniques to reconstruct these journeys; and use microscopes and geological maps to investigate the origins of the materials they used. Create your own gift for the ancient Greek gods with different clays\, each representing a raw material used in antiquity; and embark on a journey to a symbolic sanctuary to display your creation. \nDr Tulsi Parikh and Dr Carlotta Gardner – The British School at Athens (a British International Research Institute) \nShowcase assistants: Hannah Page and Cosima Carnegie \nResearch Award: A.G. Leventis Fellow in Hellenic Studies with funding from the Leventis Foundation \n  \nThe Summer Showcase is the British Academy’s free annual festival of ideas\, which returns from 12-13 July 2024. Throughout the relaxed Friday Late and Saturday’s family-friendly Showcase\, engage with the social sciences and humanities research that is shaping our world through interactive exhibits\, workshops\, screenings\, performances and talks. Eight exhibiting teams of researchers funded by the British Academy will bring their work to life – with subjects ranging from archaeology to international relations. \nFree entrance\, registration required. Further information and tickets: https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/events/british-academy-summer-showcase-2024/ \nFriday 12 July: 5–8pm \nSaturday 13 July: 11am – 5pm \nLocation: The British Academy\, 10-11 Carlton House Terrace London SW1Y 5AH United Kingdom
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/british-academy-summer-showcase-a-time-travellers-odyssey-exploring-sacred-journeys-through-archaeology-and-science/
LOCATION:British Academy\, 10-11 Carlton House\, London\, SW1Y 5AH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Athens:20240611T193000
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SUMMARY:Pottery of Sifnos: Living Traditions\, Evolving Crafts
DESCRIPTION:Pottery of Sifnos: Living Traditions\, Evolving Crafts\nThe British School at Athens (BSA) and Archipelago Network invite you to join us for an exclusive evening celebrating the rich heritage of Sifniot pottery\, exploring its significance in shaping the island’s cultural landscape. For the first time in Athens\, the BSA proudly presents the premiere screening of Archipelago Network’s docu-series\, offering an intimate glimpse into the modern potting communities of Sifnos.  \nFor centuries\, pottery has been intertwined with the island’s heritage\, artistic creativity\, and economy; to this day\, over fifteen pottery workshops continue to produce distinctive ceramic objects renowned to both local and international audiences. The three short documentaries will transport us into the potteries of Nikos & Giannis Lembesis\, Antonis & Giannis Atsonios\, and Antonis K. Kalogirou\, combining in-depth interviews\, observational footage and historic archival photographic materials from these multi-generational spaces. \nMoving beyond the screen and drawing on the BSA’s long research history on archaeological and contemporary pottery\, experts will come together for insightful conversations\, bridging the past and present. The director of Archipelago Network\, Jacob Moe\, will present the films in conversation with Evangelia Kiriatzi\, Director of the BSA’s Fitch Laboratory for Archaeological Science\, Rebecca Sweetman\, Director of the BSA\, and Toby Brundin\, the Director of the Craft Potters Association\, UK\, bringing together their reflections on tradition and innovation\, island resilience\, and human and object mobility. \nThe screening and conversation will be preceded by a garden reception.  \nLocation: British School at Athens garden (52 Souedias Street\, 106 76\, Athens)\n\nSpeakers: Evangelia Kiriatzi (Director of the BSA Fitch Laboratory for Archaeological Science)\, Jacob Moe (Director of Archipelago Network)\, Rebecca Sweetman (Director of the BSA)\, Toby Brundin (Director of the Craft Potters Association) \nIn person only. \nTicketed but free – register here: \nLoading…
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/living-traditions-evolving-crafts-documenting-the-pottery-of-sifnos-island/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, Upper House Garden\, Souedias 52\, Athens\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20191030T190000
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SUMMARY:A poetry and spoken word performance by Vanessa Kisuule and Pavlina Marvin
DESCRIPTION:A poetry and spoken word performance by Vanessa Kisuule and Pavlina Marvin \nOn the occasion of the British Council’s 80th anniversary celebrations in Greece and of the UK being the Country of Honour at Public Book Awards\, the British Council in collaboration with Public Bookstores\, have invited Vanessa Kisuule and Pavlina Marvin to join forces on Wednesday 30 October\, at 19:00\, in the Penrose Library of the British School at Athens. The multi awarded poet and performer from Bristol and one of the most intriguing next generation voices in Athens\, will explore their private and public visions of 80 years ago and 80 years from now and perform poetically\, through spoken word a sample of their existing work. What does a woman poet-performer see in Greece\, the UK\, and the world\, 80 years ago from today? And what findings can a poetic archaeology of the future reveal about life\, nature\, and culture 80 years from now? The two poets will create a performative piece on this theme\, enriched and informed by their in situ meeting in Athens.\nThe event will be moderated by poet\, editor and critic\, Panayotis Ioannidis. \nEntrance from Ioanni Diamanti Patera 53\, Athens 106 76
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/a-poetry-and-spoken-word-performance-by-vanessa-kisuule-and-pavlina-marvin/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, 52 Souedias Street\, Athens\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20190818T210000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20190818T210000
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SUMMARY:Amica silentia lunae
DESCRIPTION:The Knossos Research Centre of the British School at Athens warmly invites you to attend Amica silentia lunae\, the “Friendly Silence of the Moon”\, an evening of music and poetry at the Villa Ariadne\, at 21:00 on Sunday 18 August. Please ensure you arrive by 20:45. \nThis free event is part of the August Full Moon series of events organised by the Ministry of Culture and Sports at archaeological sites and monuments open to the public. \nClassical and modern pieces for trumpet and piano by Beethoven\, Chopin\, Rota\, Piazzolla\, Hadjidakis\, Sfetsas and Deligiannopoulos are accompanied by selected readings from Greek and international literature\, including pieces by Kazantzakis\, Seferis\, Ritsos\, Kornaros\, Karyotakis\, Vagenas\, Borges\, Baudelaire and Shakespeare. \nThe participating artists are Despina Skandalaki (trumpet)\, Dionyisis Mallouhos (piano) and philologist Zoi Papadaki\, who has selected the texts she will read. \nThe event is organised by the Knossos Research Centre of the British School at Athens and the Heraklion Ephorate of Antiquities\, with the Friends of the “Savvas Petrakis” Viannos Art Gallery\, under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Sports.
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/amica-silentia-lunae/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, Villa Ariadne\, Knossos\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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SUMMARY:Erotokritos: για μια αγάπη άδολη
DESCRIPTION:The British School at Athens (Knossos Research Centre) and the Knossos Cultural Association are organising a cultural event on EROTOKRITOS\, the romance composed by Vincenzo Cornaros in early 17th century Crete. The romance consists of 10\,102 fifteen-syllable rhythmed verses and its central theme is the love between Erotokritos and Aretousa. It constitutes a classic example of Greek Renaissance literature. The event includes a lecture by Professor Marina Detoraki (University of Crete) on Erotokritos and Venetian Crete\, a recitation of selected verses of the romance (the selection of verses is made by Professor Tasoula Markomichelaki (University of Thessaloniki) and the recitation by Aspa Kirimi) and a concert by Lena Chatzigeorgiou\, Maria Alexaki\, Pelagia Mourouzi and Giorgos Mastorakis. Friday 9-8-2019\, 21.00\, Knossos Research Centre\, Villa Ariadne\, Knossos.
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/erotokritos-%ce%b3%ce%b9%ce%b1-%ce%bc%ce%b9%ce%b1-%ce%b1%ce%b3%ce%ac%cf%80%ce%b7-%ce%ac%ce%b4%ce%bf%ce%bb%ce%b7/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, Villa Ariadne\, Knossos\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20190714T233000
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SUMMARY:Earth Water Fire\, Celebrating Cretan Pottery from Antiquity to the Present
DESCRIPTION:Earth Water Fire\, Celebrating Cretan Pottery from Antiquity to the Present \nThe Thrapsano Cultural Association is organising a series of cultural events centred on Cretan pottery\, in collaboration with the British School at Athens (Knossos Research Centre) and the Centre for the Study of Modern Ceramics – G. Psaropoulos Foundation\, co-organised by the Region of Crete with the participation of the Herakleion Ephorate of Antiquities and the potters of Thrapsano \nPROGRAMME \nTHURSDAY  11-7-2019 (Village square) \n20:00: Opening \n20:30: Official speeches \n20:30 – 21:30: Lecture: 9\,000 Years of Cretan Pottery (Κ. Christakis\, British School at Athens and N. Liaros\, Ministry of Culture and Sports). \n21:30 – 24:00: Music (traditional Cretan music with V. Vardakis and K. Avyssinos). \nFRIDAY   12-7-2019  \n18:00 – 20:00: Educational programme by the potters Erianna Arvaniti\, Anthi Theodorou and Thalassini Bratsou of the Centre for the Study of Modern Pottery. Stories next to the kiln\, a treasure hunt and a pottery workshop for young and old will be held at the Potters’ Cooperative of Thrapsano (MINOS). \n19:00 – 20:30: Tour of the Palace at Galatas Pediada (by G. Rethemiotakis\, Ministry of Culture and Sports). \n21:00 – 24:00: Entechno Greek music evening with the Nefala ensemble (village theatre). \nSATURDAY   13-7-2019  \n18:00–19:30: Tour of the Byzantine Church of St Panteleimon\, Bitzariano (by V. Sythiakaki\, Director of the Heraklion Ephorate of Antiquities). \n20:00–22:30: Exhibition of Photographs from the R. Hampe Archive (Presentation and tour by archaeologist and potter N. Liaros\, Ministry of Culture and Sports). \nThe Thrapsano Vedema (itinerant potters): Conversations with the older inhabitants of Thrapsano\, and showing of Vendema\, a documentary by the Centre for the Study of Modern Pottery (Coordinator: N. Liaros). \nThe Diet of the itinerant potters – Cretan Diet (Pediada Province): Lecture by author and journalist N. Psilakis. \nΤhe photograph exhibition and the other events on itinerant potters will take place at Thrapsano Primary School. \nSUNDAY  14-7-2019: Thrapsano Primary School \n18:00 – 20:00: Imprints and incisions on clay: Pottery workshops for young and old in the schoolyard\, by the potters Erianna Arvaniti\, Anthi Theodorou and Thalassini Bratsou of the Centre for the Study of Modern Pottery\, \nMINOAN TASTE: A meal inspired by the Minoan diet as reconstructed from archaeobotanical remains and organic analyses. Prepared for visitors by archaeologist Jerolyn Morrison using modern replicas of Minoan cooking vessels. \n21:30-24:00:  Erotokritos – Music of Crete and the Greek islands by violinist Giorgos Tsantakis.   \nParticipation to all events is free. The Cultural Associations of Apostoloi and Voni and local village businesses will run stands during the cultural events. All the pottery workshops will be open to visitors during the events\, while potters will present their work in picturesque corners of the village every afternoon except Thursday. A tour bus will leave from Thrapsano Primary School half an hour before each tour.  \n 
URL:https://www.bsa.ac.uk/events/earth-water-fire-celebrating-cretan-pottery-from-antiquity-to-the-present/
LOCATION:Thrapsano\, Crete\, 70006\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Cultural Event
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