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09—10 SepSat 17:00—00:00 & Sun 11:30—00:00

Building 7A—Building 7C—Garden

BOOK-LIKE, EDUCATIVE, EPHEMINE, NOMAD, LAZY, CO-OPERATIVE, POLITICAL

There is this deathly embrace of neoliberal destructiveness all around us. From Evia to Tempi and from Pylos to the daily wage, everything around us is filled with mourning and ugliness. And then there are the everyday resistances, overt and unacknowledged, that make life bearable, often and beautiful. Somewhere in the middle of this tug-of-war is us, who, more than a job, want our relationships to foreshadow a possible future beyond capitalism.

We said, therefore, that it is a good occasion to gather, words, ideas and actions in a two-day festival, in a celebration.

In place of forced association and pre-made behaviors, we counter-propose a swarming with you on the free and festive side of ideas and everyday life. We oppose a swarm of free meetings, of dialogue, of participation.

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 09

BUILDING 7A

17.30-18.45 • DISCUSSION Small publishers – big ideas. With Michalis Paparounis (futura), Christos Mai (Psifides), Fotis Kateva (Eutopia) and Telemachos Doufexis Antonopoulos (Colleagues Publications).

19.00-20.15 • DISCUSSION Realistic utopias, Commons and cooperation. With Yiannis Zaimakis, Karolos Kavoulakos and Giorgos Lieros. Antonis Brumas coordinates.

20.30-22.00 • DISCUSSION Everyone is trying to heal me. Open discussion with interventions by the members of the Network of People Who Hear Voices and the Pedagogical Group “to Skasiarcheo”. This is followed by the interactive-reflective workshop “Empathy, collective care and collaboration for a community school”.

22.15 • SCREENING Wooden builders of the Aegean. Agios Isidoros Samos. Documentary by Giorgos Nikolakakis about traditional woodworking and the last ship carpenters in Agios Isidoros Samos and their relationship with the Commons.

BUILDING 7G

17.30-18.15 • THEATER The Theater Group of the People Hear Voices Network is inspired by Hieronymus Bosch’s painting The Ship of Madmen and creates a performance about coexistence in chaos. Excerpts of texts by Odysseus Elytis, Albert Camus, Justine del Corte, Antonio Porcia and others are heard.

18.30-20.00 • DISCUSSION Feminist violence? Rethinking the autonomy of the feminist movement. With Irene, author of The Feminist Horror.

20.15-21.45 • DISCUSSION From the libertarian colonies of the 19th century to the Temporary Autonomous Zones of today. With Daniel de Roulet, author of Ten Little Anarchists.

22.00 • SHOWING Working with our pass (Lavorare Con Lentezza). Film by Guido Chiesa about the historic Italian radio station Radio Alice, which was associated with labor struggles and the Autonomy movement.

OUTDOOR STAGE

21.15-00.00 • CONCERTS TOXIC RABBITS, DOT ON EARTH, LOLEK
Post-punk and electronic beats from the strongest bands, for a truly industrial Saturday night!

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

MORNING PROGRAM

BUILDING 7A

12.00-13.15 • DISCUSSION Instructions for using the need: How to build, manage and defend a collective. Members of collaborative ventures (Pangaki, Co. Others, BIOME, Publications of Colleagues) participate.

13.30 • SHOW 95% reality. Documentary by Pierre-Andre Sauvazo about Jean-Francois Villard, author of the book It’s Always Others Who Die.

BUILDING 7G

11.30-12.45 • DISCUSSION Noir at noon. The aesthetics of denunciation: neopolar instead of proclamation. A game of chess between a noir writer (Andreas Apostolidis) and an artist (Pavlos Nikolakopoulos).

13.00-14.15 • DISCUSSION Round table/open meeting for mental health professionals with the main topic of discussion being self-management issues in the professional field of psychotherapy and mental health and the professionalization model. Coordination: Apo Koinou collective. Psychosocial Empowerment and Psychotherapy.

OUTDOOR SPACE

14.15-17.00 • EVENT Collective Industrial picnic. We eat, drink and chat together. In this context, The Hour of Unconditional Laziness will take place. An hour without selling and doing nothing.

AFTERNOON PROGRAM

BUILDING 7A

18.00-19.15 • DISCUSSION The haunting thought screams “well you dug old mole”: Marx and Lukacs are still young. Participants: Yannis Milios, Dimitra Ali Fieraki, and Alexandros Minotakis.

19.30-20.45 • DISCUSSION Building a public school, cooperative and democratic, for all children. Open discussion from me