To μικρό
Παρίσι των Αθηνών
Το Αθηναϊκό Καλλιτεχνικό Δίκτυο – Athens Art
Network σας προσκαλεί στην επίσημη έναρξη του φεστιβάλ “τo Μικρό Παρίσι των
Αθηνών” (Petit Paris d’Athènes) που διοργανώνει
για 2η χρονιά φέτος, την Πέμπτη, 9 Οκτωβρίου και ώρα 17:30 στην Πλατεία
Καραϊσκάκη (Μέτρο Μεταξουργείο)
Την έναρξη θα σημάνει η Φιλαρμονική του
Δήμου Αθηναίων και θα ακολουθήσει το χορευτικό δρώμενο «Ισιδώρα Ντάνκαν. Παρίσι
1900-1927» με τη Σάντρα Βούλγαρη. Στη συνέχεια θα
χαιρετήσει ο επικεφαλής του Αθηναϊκού καλλιτεχνικού δικτύου και διευθυντής του
φεστιβάλ Μάριος Στρόφαλης με παράλληλη δράση από το μίμο Alex de Paris. Θα
ακούσετε τη Μεικτή Χορωδία Εθνικού Ωδείου και θα απολαύσετε καλλιτέχνες του
Αθηναϊκού καλλιτεχνικού δικτύου Bohème Co, Andre Maia, Les enfants de Pigalle και Τέτη Κασίωνη Quartet.
Γραφεία του φεστιβάλ:
Ξενοδοχείο Stanley (ημιόροφος), Οδυσσέως 1,
πλ. Καραϊσκάκη, μετρό Μεταξουργείο, Αθήνα
OPENING
INVITATION
TO THE LITTLE PARIS OF ATHENS FESTIVAL
“From Belle Époque to World War I - 100
years after”
The Athens Art Network invites you to the official opening of the
“Little Paris of Athens” festival (Petit Paris d'Athènes) organized for the
second time this year, on
Thursday, October 9 at 17:30
At Karaiskaki Square
(Metaxourgio metro station)
The City of Athens Philharmonic
will open the festival and the dance happening “Isidora Duncan. Paris 1900-1927” with Sandra Voulgari
will follow up. An opening speech will then be given by the head of the Athens
Art Network and festival director Marios Strofalis together with the
performance of the mime Alex de Paris. You will listen to the Mixed National
Conservatory Choir and enjoy artists of the Athens Art Network Bohème Co, Andre
Maia, Les enfants de Pigalle and Teti Kasionis Quartet.
Contact:
Christina Popori +30 6974916191
Office Information:
Stanley Hotel (upper floor), Odysseos 1,
Karaiskaki square, Metaxourgeio metro station, Athens,(+30) 210 5241611
Little Paris of Athens 2014
October 9 to 19
From Belle Époque to World War I - 100
years after
Multiple events including art, theatre, music and dance venues along
with street art & theatre, film screenings, fashion shows conferences and
discussion forums.
“Little Paris of Athens” is a festival
organized regularly by the Athens Art Network action group each October, in the
greater Central Athens Area extending
from Karaiskaki and Vathi Square to Larissa Station. It takes place in
city patches delimited by streets bearing the names of 19th century french
dignitaries sympathetic to the Greek Liberation Struggle, hence the name
“Little Paris”. It is an urban zone where Athens Gentry and Popular culture
combine with Greek folklore and the cultures of Third countries immigrants.
This initiative at its start, aimed at
bringing cultural and artistic bloom in one of the most deprived and derelict
parts of Athens. It has evolved into an acclaimed, multi-facetted cultural
event, with international dimension. Last year’s festival was dedicated to
French writer Albert Camus, on the occasion of his centenary.
The 2014 edition, honouring the 100th
anniversary of World War I outbreak, gets its inspiration out of the Belle
Époque era. It suggests the idea that a period of thriving cultural
experimentation was not able to prevent the war massacre. The period in
question, not less than industrial revolution progress, is inspiring the
artistic and cultural events, which –for the second year in a row- will spread
out, in a neighbourhood that is among the most destitute of the Greater Athens
area. During 10 days, more than 500 artists, creators and commentators will
parade in 30 select locations (street corners, squares, stages, music
academies, schools, art galleries, cafes, movie theatres and alternative
spaces).
Plays, concerts, floor shows, art and photo
exhibitions, street art, film screenings, fashion, conferences and debates
among creators are here to cast a light into an era that presents a lot of
resemblances with today.
Visit the neighbourhood of the National
Conservatory (Ethnicon Odeion), of Finos Film Production Company, and walk the
streets of artistic creation and positive spirit!
Festival Office Premises
Stanley Hotel (mezzanine floor), Odysseos 1 st , Karaiskaki Square,
Metro: Metaxourghio, Athens (+30210 5241 611)
Press release
Petit Paris d’Athenes 2014
October 9-19
From Belle Epoque to 1st World War. 100 years
after.
Theater, music, dance, performances, street
theater, visual arts, lectures and forums.
Petit Paris d’ Athenes is a festival organized by Athens Art Network
taking place in Athens every October in the viscinity of Omonia Square
(downtown), around Vathi and Karaiskaki square and expanding till Larissis Rail
Station, where french names are given to many streets (Marni-Marne, V. Hugo,
Verantzerou, Satomvriandou etc.). In that region, Athens urban culture, greek
folk tradition, culture of immigrants, travelers and visitors are all mixed.
Petit Paris d’ Athenes is an initiative which was born in order to
inject culture and art in one of the most underprivileged regions of Athens and
grew up rapidly in a recognized and well-known international multi-festival. The first festival
was dedicated to Albert Camus in order to celebrate 100 years since his
birthday.
This Petit Paris d’ Athenes 2014, 100 years after the beginning of the 1st
World War investigates belle époque and its weakness to prevent war. This time, just
before industrial revolution, inspires today the modern intellectual and
artistic creation which will dominate for second year one of the most degraded
neighborhood of Athens city.
For 10 days, more than 500 artists and creators will perform in about 30
selected places (roads, squares, theaters, music schools, schools, galleries,
music cafes, and other alternative places). Theater performances, concerts, varietes,
visual and photograph exhibitions, lectures and open conversations with
Intellectuals will enlighten and focus on a period which resembles with the
present.
With respect, ,
athensart network.gr
Offices:
Stanley Hotel (mezzanine),Odisseos 1, sq,
Karaiskaki, Metaxourgio metro station, Athens
Contact Person:
Christina Popori +30 6974916191, press.athensartnetwork@gmail.com
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