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January

Event Details
Opening: Friday, November 15, 18:00-21:00 Where: The Demos Center, 17 Ipitou Str., Plaka, Athens Exhibition duration: November 16, 2024 - January 31, 2025 Opening hours: Wednesday - Friday: 15:00-19:00, Saturday: 12:00 - 16:00 Curated
Event Details
Opening: Friday, November 15, 18:00-21:00
Where: The Demos Center, 17 Ipitou Str., Plaka, Athens
Exhibition duration: November 16, 2024 – January 31, 2025
Opening hours: Wednesday – Friday: 15:00-19:00, Saturday: 12:00 – 16:00
Curated by: Ioanna Papapavlou, Pati Vardhami
If you would like to register to attend the opening of the event, please click below:
Please Note: The exhibition will be closed during Thanksgiving break on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29. It will reopen on Saturday, November 30. Additionally, the last day of operation before the Christmas break will be Saturday, December 21, and the exhibition will reopen on Wednesday, January 8.
About the Event
Mama Klorin began in 2015 as the emotional space that Doreida Xhogu created in response to her need to process thoughts and memories of herself and her mother as migrant cleaning workers. A space that would allow her to stretch the physical limits of manual labor and reflect upon her personal trauma through the corrosive effect of cleaning products. Thereafter, she invited other female cleaners to join and share their own stories.
A variety of materials—clay, liquid glass, kitchen towels, bathroom tiles, moving image and photography—are the working ground for a collective workshop. Hard surfaces come in contrast to the fragility of these materials. Unrefined clay sculptures are placed on DIY pallets made out of wood collected from the street. A roll of kitchen towel becomes the artist’s personal diary, a record of thoughts, plans, aspirations. Bathroom tiles provide the basis to paint still life compositions depicting cleaning tools. Their rigid facets are coated with liquid glass, creating a gloss finish. It reminds us of the daily need for shine and sterilization demanded of domestic and maintenance workers.
The affinity amongst the women fostered while folding sheets, ironing or disinfecting hotel rooms, is eventually conveyed to the artist’s studio. Their coming together gradually evolves into a performative attempt to determine their own stories by shaping the artistic form. Does the act of cleaning define them or do they define it? Do they leave a deeper trace on visual matter than the ones bleach leaves on their hands? Hands are pivotal in Doreida’s work. They are featured in the moments of sharing that unfold in her video work and also appear imprinted onto the sculptures created by the women.
In October 1969, Mierle Laderman Ukeles wrote the Manifesto for Maintenance Art, a raging piece of writing that turns our attention to the undervalued labor of domestic sanitation, the maintenance of public spaces, and the women working behind the scenes in our everyday life. The Manifesto tests the limits of manual labor and art making, as well as of the social production around them. Doreida, in turn, contributes to its discourse by delivering a figurative visual output that places cleaning products as an aesthetic starting point. At the same time, she creates the ground for sharing experiences and care that is based on historic gender relations and communal practices.
These women come together with the need to coexist within the limitations and possibilities of their working and migratory condition. Stories of suffering and uprooting, laughter and joy, odors and flavors, evoke a scenery and sense of distant places that feel familiar. The affect of the collective artwork emerges via these rudiments as a possible women’s survival strategy or an open form of aesthetic kinship.
Doreida Xhogu was born in Selenica, Albania, and studied sculpture at the Athens School of Fine Arts in the class of Afroditi Liti. She held her first solo exhibition entitled Miniera during the Geranis Festival at Romantso, Athens, in 2020; and Qengjat e Vegjël, her second solo exhibition, at ERGO Collective in 2022. Participations in group exhibitions include: The Archaeological Museum of Delphi (2017), the Italian Embassy in Athens in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute (2017 and 2019), the Numismatic Museum of Athens (2019), and MOMus – Experimental Center for the Arts in Thessaloniki (2020). She also participated in the exhibition of the 62nd Thessaloniki Film Festival based on the satire The Rules of the Game by Jean Renoir (2021), and in the exhibition of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece at the Former Public Tobacco Factory (2023). She was recently part of the exhibition That which was is now no more at Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center (2023) and presented her project Mama Klorin at New York College with the support of the Albanian Embassy in Athens (2024).
The exhibition is supported by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung – Office in Greece, with funds from the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development. It is held under the auspices of the Embassy of Albania in Greece and is organized by the Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts in collaboration with The Demos Center of The American College of Greece.
Exhibition Assistants: Evangelia Ntampanli, Anthi Stergiou (Αrt History students, Deree – The American College of Greece)
Graphic Design: Georgios Theodorakakos (Graphic Design student Deree – The American College of Greece)
Graphic Design Supervisor: Melina Constantinides (Graphic Design Instructor)
Mama Klorin, 2024
Video still
Courtesy the artist
Dust collector, 2018-2024
Acrylics on ceramic tile
32 x 32 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Magic liquid, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
20 x 15 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Bucket, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
30 x 30 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Mama Klorin, 2018-2024
Kitchen towel, thread, fabric, pen, graphite, charcoal, cardboard, acrylics, oil paints, bin bags
Dimensions variable
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Dy Çufot, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
34 x 34 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Mama Klorin, 2018-2024
Clay
Dimensions Variable
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
December

Event Details
Opening: Friday, November 15, 18:00-21:00 Where: The Demos Center, 17 Ipitou Str., Plaka, Athens Exhibition duration: November 16, 2024 - January 31, 2025 Opening hours: Wednesday - Friday: 15:00-19:00, Saturday: 12:00 - 16:00 Curated
Event Details
Opening: Friday, November 15, 18:00-21:00
Where: The Demos Center, 17 Ipitou Str., Plaka, Athens
Exhibition duration: November 16, 2024 – January 31, 2025
Opening hours: Wednesday – Friday: 15:00-19:00, Saturday: 12:00 – 16:00
Curated by: Ioanna Papapavlou, Pati Vardhami
If you would like to register to attend the opening of the event, please click below:
Please Note: The exhibition will be closed during Thanksgiving break on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29. It will reopen on Saturday, November 30. Additionally, the last day of operation before the Christmas break will be Saturday, December 21, and the exhibition will reopen on Wednesday, January 8.
About the Event
Mama Klorin began in 2015 as the emotional space that Doreida Xhogu created in response to her need to process thoughts and memories of herself and her mother as migrant cleaning workers. A space that would allow her to stretch the physical limits of manual labor and reflect upon her personal trauma through the corrosive effect of cleaning products. Thereafter, she invited other female cleaners to join and share their own stories.
A variety of materials—clay, liquid glass, kitchen towels, bathroom tiles, moving image and photography—are the working ground for a collective workshop. Hard surfaces come in contrast to the fragility of these materials. Unrefined clay sculptures are placed on DIY pallets made out of wood collected from the street. A roll of kitchen towel becomes the artist’s personal diary, a record of thoughts, plans, aspirations. Bathroom tiles provide the basis to paint still life compositions depicting cleaning tools. Their rigid facets are coated with liquid glass, creating a gloss finish. It reminds us of the daily need for shine and sterilization demanded of domestic and maintenance workers.
The affinity amongst the women fostered while folding sheets, ironing or disinfecting hotel rooms, is eventually conveyed to the artist’s studio. Their coming together gradually evolves into a performative attempt to determine their own stories by shaping the artistic form. Does the act of cleaning define them or do they define it? Do they leave a deeper trace on visual matter than the ones bleach leaves on their hands? Hands are pivotal in Doreida’s work. They are featured in the moments of sharing that unfold in her video work and also appear imprinted onto the sculptures created by the women.
In October 1969, Mierle Laderman Ukeles wrote the Manifesto for Maintenance Art, a raging piece of writing that turns our attention to the undervalued labor of domestic sanitation, the maintenance of public spaces, and the women working behind the scenes in our everyday life. The Manifesto tests the limits of manual labor and art making, as well as of the social production around them. Doreida, in turn, contributes to its discourse by delivering a figurative visual output that places cleaning products as an aesthetic starting point. At the same time, she creates the ground for sharing experiences and care that is based on historic gender relations and communal practices.
These women come together with the need to coexist within the limitations and possibilities of their working and migratory condition. Stories of suffering and uprooting, laughter and joy, odors and flavors, evoke a scenery and sense of distant places that feel familiar. The affect of the collective artwork emerges via these rudiments as a possible women’s survival strategy or an open form of aesthetic kinship.
Doreida Xhogu was born in Selenica, Albania, and studied sculpture at the Athens School of Fine Arts in the class of Afroditi Liti. She held her first solo exhibition entitled Miniera during the Geranis Festival at Romantso, Athens, in 2020; and Qengjat e Vegjël, her second solo exhibition, at ERGO Collective in 2022. Participations in group exhibitions include: The Archaeological Museum of Delphi (2017), the Italian Embassy in Athens in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute (2017 and 2019), the Numismatic Museum of Athens (2019), and MOMus – Experimental Center for the Arts in Thessaloniki (2020). She also participated in the exhibition of the 62nd Thessaloniki Film Festival based on the satire The Rules of the Game by Jean Renoir (2021), and in the exhibition of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece at the Former Public Tobacco Factory (2023). She was recently part of the exhibition That which was is now no more at Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center (2023) and presented her project Mama Klorin at New York College with the support of the Albanian Embassy in Athens (2024).
The exhibition is supported by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung – Office in Greece, with funds from the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development. It is held under the auspices of the Embassy of Albania in Greece and is organized by the Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts in collaboration with The Demos Center of The American College of Greece.
Exhibition Assistants: Evangelia Ntampanli, Anthi Stergiou (Αrt History students, Deree – The American College of Greece)
Graphic Design: Georgios Theodorakakos (Graphic Design student Deree – The American College of Greece)
Graphic Design Supervisor: Melina Constantinides (Graphic Design Instructor)
Mama Klorin, 2024
Video still
Courtesy the artist
Dust collector, 2018-2024
Acrylics on ceramic tile
32 x 32 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Magic liquid, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
20 x 15 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Bucket, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
30 x 30 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Mama Klorin, 2018-2024
Kitchen towel, thread, fabric, pen, graphite, charcoal, cardboard, acrylics, oil paints, bin bags
Dimensions variable
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Dy Çufot, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
34 x 34 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Mama Klorin, 2018-2024
Clay
Dimensions Variable
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
November

Event Details
Opening: Friday, November 15, 18:00-21:00 Where: The Demos Center, 17 Ipitou Str., Plaka, Athens Exhibition duration: November 16, 2024 - January 31, 2025 Opening hours: Wednesday - Friday: 15:00-19:00, Saturday: 12:00 - 16:00 Curated
Event Details
Opening: Friday, November 15, 18:00-21:00
Where: The Demos Center, 17 Ipitou Str., Plaka, Athens
Exhibition duration: November 16, 2024 – January 31, 2025
Opening hours: Wednesday – Friday: 15:00-19:00, Saturday: 12:00 – 16:00
Curated by: Ioanna Papapavlou, Pati Vardhami
If you would like to register to attend the opening of the event, please click below:
Please Note: The exhibition will be closed during Thanksgiving break on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29. It will reopen on Saturday, November 30. Additionally, the last day of operation before the Christmas break will be Saturday, December 21, and the exhibition will reopen on Wednesday, January 8.
About the Event
Mama Klorin began in 2015 as the emotional space that Doreida Xhogu created in response to her need to process thoughts and memories of herself and her mother as migrant cleaning workers. A space that would allow her to stretch the physical limits of manual labor and reflect upon her personal trauma through the corrosive effect of cleaning products. Thereafter, she invited other female cleaners to join and share their own stories.
A variety of materials—clay, liquid glass, kitchen towels, bathroom tiles, moving image and photography—are the working ground for a collective workshop. Hard surfaces come in contrast to the fragility of these materials. Unrefined clay sculptures are placed on DIY pallets made out of wood collected from the street. A roll of kitchen towel becomes the artist’s personal diary, a record of thoughts, plans, aspirations. Bathroom tiles provide the basis to paint still life compositions depicting cleaning tools. Their rigid facets are coated with liquid glass, creating a gloss finish. It reminds us of the daily need for shine and sterilization demanded of domestic and maintenance workers.
The affinity amongst the women fostered while folding sheets, ironing or disinfecting hotel rooms, is eventually conveyed to the artist’s studio. Their coming together gradually evolves into a performative attempt to determine their own stories by shaping the artistic form. Does the act of cleaning define them or do they define it? Do they leave a deeper trace on visual matter than the ones bleach leaves on their hands? Hands are pivotal in Doreida’s work. They are featured in the moments of sharing that unfold in her video work and also appear imprinted onto the sculptures created by the women.
In October 1969, Mierle Laderman Ukeles wrote the Manifesto for Maintenance Art, a raging piece of writing that turns our attention to the undervalued labor of domestic sanitation, the maintenance of public spaces, and the women working behind the scenes in our everyday life. The Manifesto tests the limits of manual labor and art making, as well as of the social production around them. Doreida, in turn, contributes to its discourse by delivering a figurative visual output that places cleaning products as an aesthetic starting point. At the same time, she creates the ground for sharing experiences and care that is based on historic gender relations and communal practices.
These women come together with the need to coexist within the limitations and possibilities of their working and migratory condition. Stories of suffering and uprooting, laughter and joy, odors and flavors, evoke a scenery and sense of distant places that feel familiar. The affect of the collective artwork emerges via these rudiments as a possible women’s survival strategy or an open form of aesthetic kinship.
Doreida Xhogu was born in Selenica, Albania, and studied sculpture at the Athens School of Fine Arts in the class of Afroditi Liti. She held her first solo exhibition entitled Miniera during the Geranis Festival at Romantso, Athens, in 2020; and Qengjat e Vegjël, her second solo exhibition, at ERGO Collective in 2022. Participations in group exhibitions include: The Archaeological Museum of Delphi (2017), the Italian Embassy in Athens in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute (2017 and 2019), the Numismatic Museum of Athens (2019), and MOMus – Experimental Center for the Arts in Thessaloniki (2020). She also participated in the exhibition of the 62nd Thessaloniki Film Festival based on the satire The Rules of the Game by Jean Renoir (2021), and in the exhibition of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece at the Former Public Tobacco Factory (2023). She was recently part of the exhibition That which was is now no more at Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center (2023) and presented her project Mama Klorin at New York College with the support of the Albanian Embassy in Athens (2024).
The exhibition is supported by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung – Office in Greece, with funds from the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development. It is held under the auspices of the Embassy of Albania in Greece and is organized by the Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts in collaboration with The Demos Center of The American College of Greece.
Exhibition Assistants: Evangelia Ntampanli, Anthi Stergiou (Αrt History students, Deree – The American College of Greece)
Graphic Design: Georgios Theodorakakos (Graphic Design student Deree – The American College of Greece)
Graphic Design Supervisor: Melina Constantinides (Graphic Design Instructor)
Mama Klorin, 2024
Video still
Courtesy the artist
Dust collector, 2018-2024
Acrylics on ceramic tile
32 x 32 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Magic liquid, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
20 x 15 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Bucket, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
30 x 30 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Mama Klorin, 2018-2024
Kitchen towel, thread, fabric, pen, graphite, charcoal, cardboard, acrylics, oil paints, bin bags
Dimensions variable
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Dy Çufot, 2018-2024
Acrylics and resin on found ceramic bathroom tile
34 x 34 cm
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
Mama Klorin, 2018-2024
Clay
Dimensions Variable
Courtesy the artist
Photography by Thodoris Tempos
June
202405Jun19:00After the End19:00

Event Details
Join Us for an Exciting Art Exhibition at Moxy Athens City! We invite you to the "After the End" exhibition, a remarkable collaboration between Moxy Athens Art Affair
Event Details
Join Us for an Exciting Art Exhibition at Moxy Athens City!
We invite you to the “After the End” exhibition, a remarkable collaboration between Moxy Athens Art Affair and the Visual Arts program of the Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts.
When: Wednesday, June 5th, 19:00
Where: Moxy Athens City, Stadiou 65
Curated by
Aliki Tsirliagkou and Lenio Papantonopoulou
About the exhibition
After the End” showcases the innovative works of nine talented visual artists, all recent graduates of Deree – ACG. This exhibition features a diverse array of mediums including painting, photography, and mixed media, highlighting the fresh perspectives and artistic evolution of these emerging artists.
For more information, contact: Moxy Athens City Stadiou 65, +302144082020
202423MayAll Day01JunDeree Arts Festival 2024(All Day)

Event Details
When: May 23-June 1, 2024 Where: all around campus About the event Don’t miss the 2024 Arts Festival, taking place at Deree – The American College of Greece, which is free and open
Event Details
When: May 23-June 1, 2024
Where: all around campus
About the event
Don’t miss the 2024 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 23-June 1, the Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts at Deree, presents this year’s Arts Festival! Following the successful 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.
May
202431May10:0018:00Portfolio Masterclass10:00 - 18:00

Event Details
When: May 31, 2024, 10:00- 18:00 About the event This workshop is designed to guide emerging artists through the process of creating a compelling portfolio that showcases their artistic interests, and personal
Event Details
When: May 31, 2024, 10:00- 18:00
About the event
This workshop is designed to guide emerging artists through the process of creating a compelling portfolio that showcases their artistic interests, and personal studio practice. The workshop explores the links between print and video and examines the methodologies for the creation of a meaningful and consistent visual language. Participants will learn how to organize their work effectively, select works that best represent their practice, emphasize their strengths, and build a Digital Portfolio with a cohesive narrative.
To participate, register here: www.x-cities.net
202423MayAll Day01JunDeree Arts Festival 2024(All Day)

Event Details
When: May 23-June 1, 2024 Where: all around campus About the event Don’t miss the 2024 Arts Festival, taking place at Deree – The American College of Greece, which is free and open
Event Details
When: May 23-June 1, 2024
Where: all around campus
About the event
Don’t miss the 2024 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 23-June 1, the Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts at Deree, presents this year’s Arts Festival! Following the successful 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.

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]
April

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]
202413Apr19:3022:00Choral Festival: Singing All Together!19:30 - 22:00

Event Details
When: Saturday, April 13, 2024 |19:30-22:00 Where: Pierce Theater (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, 6 Gravias Str.) Organized by: Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts Deree – The American College of Greece About the Event This
Event Details
When: Saturday, April 13, 2024 |19:30-22:00
Where: Pierce Theater (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, 6 Gravias Str.)
Organized by:
Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts
Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
This event celebrates the power of music to unite, connect, educate and entertain.
The event is free and open to the public.
If you are interested in attending, please register by April 10th.
For more information contact College Events, [email protected]
Performance
- ACG Community Choir | Directed by Effi Minakoulis
- Choir of Equal Voices of the Music School of Piraeus | Directed by George Kandreviotis
- Mixed Choir of the Music School of Pallini | Directed by Giannis Kontitsis and Louiza Tsegka
- Youth Choir of the Leonteios School of Nea Smyrni | Directed by Katerina Vassilikou
- CHÓRES | Directed by Simella Emmanoulidou
- Singing all together | All choirs and audience
Reception
See the Program here

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]
202405Apr19:454 pianists of Panarmonio Conservatory in concert19:45

Event Details
When: Friday, April 5, 2024 | 19:45 Where: 7th Level Auditorium, Deree – The American College of Greece Four young pianists, all graduates of the Panarmonio Conservatory will fill the 7th Level Auditorium with
Event Details
When: Friday, April 5, 2024 | 19:45
Where: 7th Level Auditorium,
Deree – The American College of Greece
Four young pianists, all graduates of the Panarmonio Conservatory will fill the 7th Level Auditorium with some of the most beautiful works by Beethoven, Chopin, Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, and other great composers. The concert also includes original compositions and transcriptions by the pianists, as well as contemporary works by Chick Corea and Nicolas Economou among others.
Participants
Dionysis Tourkakis
Vladimiros Poletaev
Andronikos Sotiriou
Vasileios Gavvaris (D’23)
Organized by:
Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts, Deree – The American College of Greece
Free entrance

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]
March

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]

Event Details
When: Friday, March 15, 2024 | 17:30-19:00 Where: 7th Level Auditorium Deree – The American College of Greece, Aghia Paraskevi Campus, 6 Gravias Str. Organized by: Music Department, Frances Rich School of Fine and
Event Details
When: Friday, March 15, 2024 | 17:30-19:00
Where: 7th Level Auditorium
Deree – The American College of Greece, Aghia Paraskevi Campus, 6 Gravias Str.
Organized by:
Music Department, Frances Rich School of Fine and Performing Arts
Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Join our Music Performance Students as they present coursework from Applied Music I-VIII, and the Music Performance Workshops I-III.
The event is free and open to the public.
The parking upon availability.
For more information contact College Events-Office of Public Affairs [email protected]

Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30 Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level) Organized by: The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of
Event Details
When: Monday (and every Monday), March 11, 2024 | 16:00–17:30
Where: ACG Counseling Center (Aghia Paraskevi Campus, CN Building, Zero Level)
Organized by:
The ACG Counseling Center, Deree – The American College of Greece
About the Event
Are you new to the ACG community? Do you wish you had a supportive community to share your struggles, fears, and small victories during this transition? You are not alone! Welcome to our therapy group designed to support students who are navigating the challenges of moving abroad. Moving to a new country can be both exhilarating and terrifying, as you navigate an unfamiliar culture, language, and social norms. In this safe and welcoming space, we aim to provide a supportive community where you can openly share your experiences, fears, and triumphs. Together, we’ll explore strategies for coping with homesickness, cultural shock, and the inevitable adjustments that come with adapting to a new environment. Through sharing our stories and supporting one another, we can cultivate resilience, develop coping mechanisms, and ultimately thrive in our new international homes. Whether you’re struggling with homesickness, cultural differences, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the transition, know that you’re not alone. Together, we’ll navigate this journey and find strength in our shared experiences.
For more information contact the ACG Counseling Center, [email protected]