The Art of Togetherness | 2020-21
Dates
Prices
Location
Information
Addressed to
Teenagers without and with disabilities (such as autism with support needs, intellectual disability)
Dates & hours
February – May 2021
14:30-16:00
The program consists of 15 weekly sessions that will take place on weekdays after school
Cost
Free admission
Venue
5th Gymnasium of Palaio Faliro
Special but not separate from others. Unique but not alone... Discover the art of “togetherness” and turn difference into an advantage as part of a team that includes youth with and without autism or intellectual disabilities. After all, you don’t need to be like someone in order to come close.
Art is the main field where difference can turn into creativity. It does not isolate unique people. Nor does it fear those who are special. Students with and without disabilities come together in a workshop about art and communication, changing themselves through art.
If you sing on someone’s body, if s/he paints you, if your back supports the back of another in order to dance or simply stretch in synchrony, will it matter how different they are? Voice, touch, color, movement, and contact: these will be the main tools in discovering your uniqueness and in respecting the other’s difference.
Photo: Stavros Petropoulos
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications should be sent to education@onassis.org, with "The Art of Togetherness" on the subject line.
INFORMATIONS
Τ. 210 3713000
E-mail: education@onassis.org
Conditions
Participants must attend at least five consecutive sessions.
Credits
Specialist Educator
Katerina Yannakopoulou
Visual Artist
Kleoni Manoussaki
Actress, Theatre Pedagogue
Irini Cheliou
In collaboration with
the Pan-Hellenic Association of Adjusted Activities “ALMA” and Paleo Faliro Municipality.
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