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202326MayAll Day02JunDeree Arts Festival 2023(All Day)

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When: May 26 – June 2, 2023 Where: all around campus About the event Don’t miss the 2023 Arts Festival, taking place at Deree – The American College of Greece, which is free
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When: May 26 – June 2, 2023
Where: all around campus
About the event
Don’t miss the 2023 Arts Festival, taking place at Deree – The American College of Greece, which is free and open to the public and will feature exciting cultural events – such as concerts, art exhibitions, dance and theatre performances – by artists from around the world!
From May 26 – June 2, the Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts at Deree, presents this year’s Arts Festival! Following the successful course of the first Arts Festival in 2012, the festival is expected to be rich in various cultural events that will take place on campus. Faculty and students from the departments of Music, Theatre Arts and Dance, and Visual Arts and Art History have collaborated with established artists to create an exciting program that combines lectures, master classes, performances, and workshops for a true celebration of the arts!
See the program here.

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When: Opening: May 26, 18:00-22:00 Duration: May 27 - June 28 Opening hours: Tuesday-Friday 14:00-18:00 Saturday 12:00-16:00 Where: ACG Gallery, Deree – The American College of Greece, 6 Gravias Street, 15342, Aghia Paraskevi, Athens Organized
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When:
Opening: May 26, 18:00-22:00
Duration: May 27 – June 28
Opening hours: Tuesday-Friday 14:00-18:00 Saturday 12:00-16:00
Where: ACG Gallery, Deree – The American College of Greece, 6 Gravias Street, 15342, Aghia Paraskevi, Athens
Organized by: Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts as part of the Deree Arts Festival 2023
Supported by: the Art History, Graphic Design and Visual Arts programs and ACG Art Collection.
Special thanks to the Dance Area for their contribution and collaboration.
About the exhibition
“A Scattering of Salts”
Curated by Panos Giannikopoulos at Deree – The American College of Greece
The exhibition “A Scattering of Salts”, opening on May 26, 2023, presents works of painting, sculpture, video, performance, and dance at Deree – The American College of Greece. It brings the art collection of The American College of Greece into dialogue with contemporary artists from Greece and abroad.
The narrative thread traversing the exhibition stems from a photograph which is part of the art collection. The acclaimed American Poet James Merrill looks at the life mask of fellow poet Kimon Friar. Multiple references emerge from the petrified gaze. Projections of desire, the form of the Medusa, citations and comparisons, sedimentation, the nexus of life and death.
Merrill’s last poetry collection[1] of the same name lends the exhibition its title, imposing its underlying leitmotifs. The scattering of salts is a poetic invocation, binding and situating at the same time, a magic circle, a spell. The scattering of salts serves as a metaphor for the scattering of memories and the accumulation of time. Merrill’s séance is proposed in “A Scattering of Salts” as an exhibition-making tool. The occult, spiritual communications the poet anecdotally held are playfully converted into a way of engaging with art history and reconstructing historical works. These uncanny conversations become a source of both poetic and spatial inspiration.
The invocation of magic helps us become aware of our preexisting metaphysical assumptions. As the range of the possible keeps shrinking, contemporary rituals try to move beyond prescribed rules and reach out to what cannot be captured in descriptive language. They reveal the relationship between artistic practice and the transcendental through the counter reflection of the “technical”[2]. Historical works surface alongside contemporary artists and erratic dance performances and occupy unexpected spaces, while lost works are re-animated or developed further, creating scattered connections.
Privileging scattering over organization, dispersion rather than systematic arrangement, the exhibition presents fragments of imagination dissolving into something else. Salts become a lens through which to contemplate the present and scattering emerges as a methodology, thus creating the illusion of symmetrical, kaleidoscopic patterns.
Minerals and parts of our tissues facilitate the transmission of nerve impulses across the human body, crystallizing into precious materials, a process of becoming and unbecoming—prisms in a contingent flux which enable us to contemplate the past and the future.
Salts crystallize and dissolve; layers of calcium carbonate accrete to form a pearl, which in time is dropped back into the sea; molecules under heat and pressure are rearranged to form gemstones, and the same forces decrystallize marble to chalk[3].
Participating artists: Yannis Bouteas, James Bridle, Eleni Christodoulou, Jimmie Durham, Nicole Economides, Kimon Friar, Evangelia Fouseki, Ioanna Gouma, Nikos Hadjikyriakos-Gkikas, Rowena Hughes, Theo Hios, Astrid Kokka, Bety Krňanská, Jack Mcconville, Michael Michaelides, Irini Miga, Raffaela Naldi Rossano, Kosmas Nikolaou, Pavlos Nikolakopoulos, Aemilia Papaphilippou, Malvina Panagiotidi, Rallou Panagiotou, Cezary Poniatowski, Chrysanne Stathacos, Takis, Lina Zedig
26/05: Ermira Goro
09/06: Konstantina Barkouli
[1] Merrill, James. A Scattering of Salts. Alfred A. Knopf, 1995.
[2] Campagna, Federico. Technic and Magic: The Reconstruction of Reality. Bloomsbury Academic, 2019.
[3] “A Scattering of Salts: Kaleidoscopic Innocence.” James Merrill: Knowing Innocence, Routledge, New York, 2007, p. 158.
202329MayAll DayVolunteer at the ACG Farmers(All Day: Monday)

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When: Every Monday Where: Gerakas / Cholargos Farmers' Markets When: Every Friday Where: Aghia Paraskevi Farmers' Market Organized by: Office of Public Affairs powered by: NGO Boroume Are you a member of the ACG Community
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When: Every Monday
Where: Gerakas / Cholargos Farmers’ Markets
When: Every Friday
Where: Aghia Paraskevi Farmers’ Market
Organized by: Office of Public Affairs
powered by: NGO Boroume
- Are you a member of the ACG Community (Student/Faculty/Staff)?
- Do you want to engage in volunteer community-based work?
- Are you interested in helping reduce food waste while helping others in need?
Then, we are looking for YOU!
202329May12:3030(May 30)17:305th Athens Social Sciences Forum12:30 - 17:30 (30)

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Organized by Sociology Society, Deree – The American College of Greece in collaboration with Student Association for International Affairs (SAFIA) When: Monday, May 29, 2023 | 12:30-17:00 Tuesday, May 30, 2023 |
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Organized by
Sociology Society, Deree – The American College of Greece
in collaboration with
Student Association for International Affairs (SAFIA)
When:
Monday, May 29, 2023 | 12:30-17:00
Tuesday, May 30, 2023 | 14:30-17:30
Where: Arts Center Auditorium
Attendance is free of charge.
Parking on campus upon availability.
About the Event
The Athens Social Sciences Forum is an annual Undergraduate Student Conference organized by the Sociology Society of the American College of Greece-Deree in collaboration with the Student Association for International Affairs (SAFIA). Social Science students from ACG and Greek public universities will present their work (outstanding research papers or theses) in this open, annual event. The purpose of the Athens Social Sciences Forum is to showcase and celebrate student research, to promote interinstitutional collaboration, and to provide space for dialogue and meaningful exchange of ideas among students of different social science disciplines.
Register to attend
A certificate of attendance will be issued to those who attend both days.
PROGRAM
DAY 1 | MAY 29
12:40-12:50 | Welcome and Introduction
- Welcome Remarks, Dr. Chryssa Zachou, Sociology Department Head
- Ilaeira Korda, President of the Sociology Society
- Niki Tourka, President of SAFIA
12:50-14:10 | SESSION 1
Moderator: Ilaeira Korda
- Tsoumpi, Amalia: From Mommy Dearest to Helen of Troy: The Enduring Legacy of the Madonna-Whore Dichotomy in Ambivalent Sexism and Intimate Relationships
- Krati, Maria: Αthena: A Website for the Survivors of Sexual Violence
- Karathanasis, Kostas: “Τzou”- Racing Against Adversity: A Woman’s Inspiring Comeback Story” ”(short documentary)
Q&A
14:10-14:30 | Break
14:30-15:25 | SESSION 2
Moderator: Penelope Liverakos
- Papaioannou, Anastasios: Toward a Sadistic Society: The Rise of fauxcest Pornography
- Bollas, Angelos: Non-Penetrative Sex & Gay Men’s Friendships: An Exploratory Study
Q&A
15:25-15:35 | Break
15:35-16:50 | SESSION 3
Moderator: Niki Tourka
- Fais, Vera: Music as Propaganda Under the Third Reich: The Case of Bach
- Tsocha, Magdalini: Η ιδεολογία των Αδελφών Μουσουλμάνων και η πολιτική πρακτική σήμερα
- Drosos Anagnostopoulos Phevos: Τι θα μπορούσε να Μειώσει την Ανθρωπογενή Πίεση επί των Φυσικών Πόρων: Η Απο-Ανάπτυξη (Degrowth) ή ο Έλεγχος του Πληθυσμού;
DAY 2 | MAY 30
14:30-16:10 |SESSION 1
Moderator: Anastasios Papaioanou
- Karkalou, Romina: Exploring the Architectonics of the Association between Trait Emotional Intelligence, Occupational Stress and Resilience in Employees in Greece
- Emvaloti, Evangelia (Evelina): Cultural Kaleidoscope: Journeying through X-Culture
- Simosis, Christos How to Defend European Champions
- Giannakouli, Melina, Geography is Destiny: Is globalization threatening the relevance and importance of geopolitics?
Q&A
16:10-16:20 | Break
16:20- 17:30 | SESSION 2
Moderator: Penelope Liverakos
- Giatzoglou, Evgenia: Χρόνια νόσος και επικοινωνία εστιασμένη στον γιατρό: Υπάρχει άλλο σενάριο;
- Kelemi, Anna-Maria: Ο ρόλος της οικογένειας στη νευρική ανορεξία: Θεωρητικά μοντέλα και προτάσεις για θεραπεία
- Provias, Evangelos: Χαμηλής ποιότητας φαγητό με τέλεια όψη: Πως οι εταιρείες παράγουν τροφές στις οποίες είναι αδύνατον να αντισταθείς!
Q&A
202330May13:0016:00Graduates at work13:00 - 16:00

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Graduates at work The latest skills, competencies and tips to enter the world of work with success When: Tuesday May 30, 2023 |
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Graduates at work
The latest skills, competencies and tips to enter the world of work with success
When: Tuesday May 30, 2023 | 13:00-16:00
Where: ACG Events Hall
Organized by:
Office of Career Services
About the event
Are you a senior student and have questions about the day after graduation?
Transition smoothly out of college and into the workplace with this workshop, offered by top job market experts and our career coaches from the Office of Career Services!
During the workshop, you will:
- Get practical information to look for and find the right job for you, including current opportunities available
- Get insights into the current job market and strategic job search
- Receive training on how to position yourself in the job market and personal branding
- Brand yourself, build your CV and social media identity
- Learn how skills are detected on a CV from the recruiters and the importance of verbal effectiveness
- Be introduced to the needs of the marketplace: insights on the current job market and advice to identify opportunities for you
- Be updated on jobs available through the Office of Career Services and how our people can support you.
Learn all about the latest skills, competencies and tips to enter the world of work with success!
Agenda
12:30-13:00 Registration
13:00- 14:00 Be introduced to the needs of the marketplace: insights on the current job market and advice to identify opportunities for you. Learn all about the latest skills, competencies and tips to enter the world of work with success!
Introduction:
Dimitris Megremis – Director, Office of Career Services
Marina Perantonaki – Senior Manager, Office of Career Services
Experts Panel
Panel Regulator: Dimitris Megremis – Director, Office of Career Services
Eirini Kampouri – Co-Founder & Managing Partner, apply2day
Ethel Agelatou – Employer Branding | Associate Director, EY Greece
Joanna Basa – Senior Associate/Project Leader, Just One Recruitment & Executive Search agency
Roy Filou – Group Brand Manager Nestlé Waters, Nestlé
14:00-14:30 Networking break
14:30-16:00 Training: How to position yourself in the job market and do personal branding. Get practical information to look for and find the right job for you, including current opportunities available
Alexandra Prindezi – Manager, Office of Career Services
- How to set the role
- Learn how skills are detected on a CV from the recruiters and the importance of verbal effectiveness
Marina Perantonaki – Senior Manager, Office of Career Services
- Brand yourself, build your CV and social media identity
- Briefing on jobs available through the Office of Career Services and how our people can support you.

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When: Tuesday, May 30 2023, 15:00-16:00 Where: 7th Level Auditorium Organized by: The Art History Society About the event Name of the speaker: Kate Wilcox Information for the speaker: Kate M. Wilcox is an Edinburgh-based museum
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When: Tuesday, May 30 2023, 15:00-16:00
Where: 7th Level Auditorium
Organized by:
The Art History Society
About the event
Name of the speaker: Kate Wilcox
Information for the speaker: Kate M. Wilcox is an Edinburgh-based museum professional who creates supportive museum experiences that encourage inquiry, reflection, and critical thinking.
Commissioned by the Scotland + Venice consortium to produce a multimedia installation for the 59th International Art Exhibition, artist-curator Alberta Whittle employs her signature wayward curatorial approach in the creation of deep dive (pause): uncoiling memory, which is envisioned as a ‘space built on black love, care, queerness, community and healing.’ This presentation begins by providing context as to why wayward curation is necessary to combat the exclusionary mandates of hegemonic institutions and acknowledges the political interests of the installation’s commissioner. This is followed by an analysis of how modes of resistance are conceptualized within the critical theories Whittle has identified as influential to her practice. Wayward curation is further deconstructed with a final assessment of how the content, design, and production of the installation resists racist, patriarchal, and heteronormative paradigms embedded within the art world. Central to this is Whittle’s network of accomplices – composed of institutions, curators, performers, technicians, and invigilators – who forge a mutually supportive mode of operating through an additive production process. Also worth examination is the continuing evolution of this exhibition as it changes galleries, institutions, and audiences.
202331May08:0008:30Rise & Shine Wednesdays08:00 - 08:30

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When: Wednesday, May 24, 2023 | 10:00 - 10:30 Wednesday, May 31, 2023 | 8:00 - 8:30 Where: Deree front lawn Organized by: ACG Health & Wellness Center An event by Sophie Themelis, Executive Coordinator,
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When:
Wednesday, May 24, 2023 | 10:00 – 10:30
Wednesday, May 31, 2023 | 8:00 – 8:30
Where: Deree front lawn
Organized by: ACG Health & Wellness Center
An event by Sophie Themelis, Executive Coordinator, Wellness Pilates Instructor
Awaken from the stillness of sleep to an outward expression of Joy. This 30-minute Active Meditation Session includes a balance of form and freedom using Tai Chi and Pilates inspired moves, meditation, reflections and ending with a nice cup of tea.
For more information please contact Sophie Themelis at 210 6009800 ext.1700 or at [email protected]
202302JunAll DayVolunteer at the ACG Farmers(All Day: Friday)

Event Details
When: Every Monday Where: Gerakas / Cholargos Farmers' Markets When: Every Friday Where: Aghia Paraskevi Farmers' Market Organized by: Office of Public Affairs powered by: NGO Boroume Are you a member of the ACG Community
Event Details
When: Every Monday
Where: Gerakas / Cholargos Farmers’ Markets
When: Every Friday
Where: Aghia Paraskevi Farmers’ Market
Organized by: Office of Public Affairs
powered by: NGO Boroume
- Are you a member of the ACG Community (Student/Faculty/Staff)?
- Do you want to engage in volunteer community-based work?
- Are you interested in helping reduce food waste while helping others in need?
Then, we are looking for YOU!