Radio Lab

Numerous cultural solidarity projects have been carried out in a Greek nation that, since 2015, has had to face up to the European migration crisis. European Lab Delphi will give those projects the opportunity to report on their actions and share their future plans.

With : Maria PAPADIMITRIOU / Matthieu PRAT / Yolanda MARKOPOULOU

Moderation : Jenny TSIROPOULOU

Numerous cultural solidarity projects have been carried out in a Greek nation that, since 2015, has had to face up to the European migration crisis. European Lab Delphi will give those projects the opportunity to report on their actions and share their future plans.

With : Maria PAPADIMITRIOU / Matthieu PRAT / Yolanda MARKOPOULOU

Moderation : Jenny TSIROPOULOU

In the face of the politics of austerity imposed on their nation by the European Union, the Greek people have reinvented a new form of social organisation and cultural politics that exists on the margins of public authority.

In every domain, and particularly the cultural sector, the ancient arts of collective effort and working together have reclaimed centre stage in society, thanks to the development of interdisciplinary collaborations and practices.

Parallel economies founded on sharing and resource-pooling have sprung up across Greece, offering alternative solutions with a focus on self-determination and horizontality.

How can self-managed or participative initiatives contribute to the transformation of Greek society?

With: Maria PAPADIMITRIOU / Natassa DOURIDA / Anastasios DIOLATZIS

Moderation : Caterina DI FAZIO

In the face of the politics of austerity imposed on their nation by the European Union, the Greek people have reinvented a new form of social organisation and cultural politics that exists on the margins of public authority.

In every domain, and particularly the cultural sector, the ancient arts of collective effort and working together have reclaimed centre stage in society, thanks to the development of interdisciplinary collaborations and practices.

Parallel economies founded on sharing and resource-pooling have sprung up across Greece, offering alternative solutions with a focus on self-determination and horizontality.

How can self-managed or participative initiatives contribute to the transformation of Greek society?

With: Maria PAPADIMITRIOU / Natassa DOURIDA / Anastasios DIOLATZIS

Moderation : Caterina DI FAZIO

With Matthieu Fulla

With Matthieu Fulla

The ongoing traumas in Greece have led to the creation of new movements, the establishment of solidarity projects and the emergence of fresh forms of social organisation within political projects whose aim is not necessarily to take power. What impact are these sociocultural alternatives, with their focus on self-organisation, having on society? Where do they fit, in terms of both history and the different forms of democratic practice that exist in Europe?

With: Matthieu FULLA / Frédéric WORMS / Gigi ARGYROPOULOU

Modération : Konstantinos POULIS

The ongoing traumas in Greece have led to the creation of new movements, the establishment of solidarity projects and the emergence of fresh forms of social organisation within political projects whose aim is not necessarily to take power. What impact are these sociocultural alternatives, with their focus on self-organisation, having on society? Where do they fit, in terms of both history and the different forms of democratic practice that exist in Europe?

With: Matthieu FULLA / Frédéric WORMS / Gigi ARGYROPOULOU

Modération : Konstantinos POULIS

The Eastern expanse of our continent simultaneously arouses fascination (for its cultural vitality and unbridled creativity) and concern (owing to increasingly powerful authoritarian regimes, virulent nationalism and a resurgence of memorial disputes). Eastern Europe and the Balkans possess a powerful capacity to regenerate the narratives that connect us all, irrespective of borders or differences of community, religion and language. To a greater extent than elsewhere, artists are aware of the political power of art and are committed to the transformation of society and intercultural practices.

European Lab Delphi lends an ear to these cultural actors from the East, characterised by their different practices and new narratives.

With : Biljana TANUROVSKA KJULAVKOSKI / Kelly DIAPOULI / Florent MEHMETI / Hakan SILAHSIZOGLU

Moderation : Laurent GESLIN

The Eastern expanse of our continent simultaneously arouses fascination (for its cultural vitality and unbridled creativity) and concern (owing to increasingly powerful authoritarian regimes, virulent nationalism and a resurgence of memorial disputes). Eastern Europe and the Balkans possess a powerful capacity to regenerate the narratives that connect us all, irrespective of borders or differences of community, religion and language. To a greater extent than elsewhere, artists are aware of the political power of art and are committed to the transformation of society and intercultural practices.

European Lab Delphi lends an ear to these cultural actors from the East, characterised by their different practices and new narratives.

With : Biljana TANUROVSKA KJULAVKOSKI / Kelly DIAPOULI / Florent MEHMETI / Hakan SILAHSIZOGLU

Moderation : Laurent GESLIN