J.-Kristoff Camps and Carole Rieussec – sound artists, form the electroacoustic music duo Kristoff K.Roll
Entry Category: Artistic Expression and Intervention
Kristoff K.Roll, Kristoff K.Roll, from one jungle to another, between multilingual dreams and electroacoustic blues
J.-Kristoff Camps and Carole Rieussec – sound artists, form the electroacoustic music duo Kristoff K.Roll
the lame
The proposed activity aims to raise questions through the analysis of Vlassis Kaniaris’ work. His art focuses on the sociology of the real, exploring the conditions during the occupation and the post-civil war period in Greece, as well as the conditions of migrants in Europe. Through works such as Koutso and the Migrants series, Kaniaris
The debt
“The debt” is a documentary made by young students in Argolida Greece and is dedicated to refugees and simple anonymous volunteers who helped and help all those uprooted our fellow human beings. The debt we all have to people in need.
Fortress Europe
By the Cinematographic Team of Evening High School of Kos. Kos island is one of the areas in Greece that is being “tested” on a daily basis ever since the beginning of the refugee and migrant crisis. “Fortress Europe” touches upon issues such as the refugees, the solidarity from the local residents as well as
The island of all together
For decades, the Greek island of Lesbos has been a destination for many European tourists who want to enjoy a sunny vacation. But since 2015, the island has also been visited by thousands of people on the run make the crossing to the island from Turkey in an inflatable boat in search of a safe
Critical encounters: The “European refugee crisis”
JAF, the first online magazine for anthropological films, gives us the opportunity to watch online remarkable ethnographic films from all over the world with the help and experience of the Athens Ethnographic Film Festival. In this special issue dedicated to the 9th edition of the Athens Ethnographic Film Festival (2019) with the general title “Critical
Uprooted journeys – The role of an object
The exhibition “Uprooted Journeys: The Role of an Object,” co-organized by UNICEF and the National Human Rights Council in Morocco, explores the profound significance of personal belongings in the lives of young people who have been forced to flee war or escape poverty. Through a collection of poignant photographs, the exhibition reveals how cherished objects
It could be me – it could be you
The program “And if it was you?”, implemented by the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network in collaboration with UNHCR, aims to raise awareness within the educational community on refugee issues and human rights through drama-based pedagogical practices. Through training seminars, workshops, and inclusive actions, it fosters empathy, intercultural understanding, and active participation in both school
The “Ritsona’s children” exhibit their works, but they don’t go to school…
Article about the children of the Refugee Accommodation Centre in Ritsona who do not have access to education due to the lack of coaches. Combined with the pandemic, and despite the efforts of the Refugee Education Coordinators, this has resulted in refugee children being out of school for years.