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Mystery 182 Sunday’s ADVENT


Credits

Action and podcast creator: Andreas Vagias
Artistic editing: Christos Papamichalis
Producer: Alexis Anastasiadis
Production Manager: Kostas Gruntas
Production Company: FRENEL
A production of 2023 Eleusis

2023 Eleusis presents, on Sunday, May 28th, at OASIS (former campsite), Mystery 182 Sunday’s ADVENT, an all-day meeting with morning coffee, children’s show, games, discussions, workshops, collective cooking and concerts on the occasion of the reflection of meaning of the Sunday day-off and the valuable and collective sharing of free time.

A call for all ages. A Sunday excursion starting with the children’s show by Stefanos Papatrechas and Nadias Dalkyriadou, “Ilias, the first dancing cat in cat history”, a tender story about diversity, inclusion, courage and acceptance, for young and old. All you need is to remember your mat and hat.

In the Eleusis of the myth that experiences the changes of the seasons, the universal place where human traces talk eternally with the chimneys of factories, a Sunday cafe is set up on the day off, so that people can talk about what they are, when they are not working.
The social researcher on gender issues, Anna Vougiouka, the associate professor of Political Science at Panteion University Serafeim Seferiadis, the associate professor at the NTUA School of Architecture and Engineering Penny Koutrolikou and the radio producer and lyricist Odysseas Ioannou give the mark to unravel the thread of common experience inviting us to chat.

Throughout the day, Kalliopi Koutroumpi, Evi Kasketi and Eirini Gozadinou invite us to imagine “how far can we travel on a Sunday?” designing games for all ages with participants making their own Memory Game with favorite leisure memories, which they also take as a souvenir.

A little further on, the PIY Seminars team of Antonis Daktylides takes us into the magical world of screen printing, reminding us to put in our bag another white t-shirt or any other fabric of light color, to print on this unforgettable Sunday.

At the same time, the smells of the social kitchen of Konstantinos Polychronopoulos, “The Other Human”, invite us to a collective cooking with free food for everyone.

The day ends with three of the most important artists of the younger generation of Greek music, Maria Papageorgiou, Yiannis Papageorgiou and Yiannis Dionysiou, who highlight in their own way Sunday day-off as the most important reservoirs for folk song, setting the pace for us all to sing along. Earlier, the Antimamalo Band brings us together with those songs that carry the historical burden of urban folk (rebetiko) and traditional music, the ones that were the fuel for all the Sunday feasts.

See the full programme:

11.00 – 12.00 Ilias, the first dancing cat in cat history – Children’s Show

12.00 – 14.00 Games for Sunday memories – For children 6 to 12 years old
Through activities and games that awaken senses and memories, children explore the meaning and essence of free time and play with loved ones. At the end, the children create their own Sunday Memory Game to play on Sundays as well as weekdays!
Starting times: 12:00 & 13:00 – Up to 25 participants per session

12.00 – 14.00 Talks on Sunday in the cafe
Work on Sunday? Labor struggles, claims and perspectives
Speaker: Serapheim Seferiadis, Associate Professor of Political Science, Panteion University

Gender: The patriarchy does not give or take days off
Speaker: Anna Vougiouka, social scientist, researcher, gender expert

12.00 – 15.00 Collective kitchen with the social kitchen “The other person”

14.00 – 16.00 Sunday folk festival with Antimamalo

14:30 16:30 The Camping of our own Sunday
Come and paint and create a collective art installation on the theme of our favorite Sunday places, our very own Sunday Oasis!
For children of all ages and adults – With free flow of participants

17.00 – 20.00 We print on Sunday: Screen Printing Workshop
The PIY Seminars team of Antonis Daktylides introduces us to the magical world of screen printing, reminding us to put in our bag another white t-shirt or any other fabric of light color, to print on it, this unforgettable Sunday.

17:30 What does Sunday’s ELEUSIS sound like?
Come and create together lyrics, sounds, graphic scores and illustrations of our very own Sunday Advent fable.
For children 6 to 12 years old and families – Up to 25 participants
Duration: 90′

17.30 – 19.30 Sunday talks in the cafe
Meetings on site
Speaker: Penny Koutrolikou – associate professor of Architecture

The folk song on the radio
Speaker: Odysseas Ioannou – lyricist, radio producer

21.00 – 23.00 Concert: Maria Papageorgiou, Yiannis Papageorgiou, Yiannis Dionysiou

Further Info

Labor
The thematic axis of the artistic programme titled Labor explores the past and the present of work, the common European challenges of precariousness and the model of a contemporary sustainable economy, focusing on the pioneering linking of art with fields such as industry, science, technology and social innovation. Thus, it addresses another important feature of European cultural heritage, industry, which has been the basis of Europe’s development in the last few centuries. The thematic axis creates synergies between artists and businesses in various sectors as well as between artists and scientists, through three themes/notions: “The Future Starts Here”, “Culture My Profession/Culture My Hobby”, “Capacity Building and Applied Innovation Centre”.
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