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Conference Process in the Station/Guest House in Psarades 21:00 Dinner (Registration Required in Open Platform, Costs Apply) DAILY PROGRAM Thursday June, 28th to Saturday, June 29th (optional) The official program starts on Sunday, June 30th. However, the participants who wish to cοme in advance, explore the place and prepare their projects are welcome any time from Thursday to Saturday before the start of the Encounters. For the ones arriving in Florina: Saturday, June 29th at 9 pm. Meeting at Petrino Restaurant, P. Mela 2, Florina (costs apply). Sunday June 30th, 2019 (Meeting day for the Encounters Process) 13:30 Meeting in Florina, in KTEL Bus Station, New Square, for those who arrive with the morning bus or train or the previous days. 14:00 Departure to Psarades 18:00 Meeting in Prespes, Psarades for those who have arrived directly by car from Athens or Thessaloniki, those from Florina and those who have been in Psarades the previous days. The meeting will take place in the Artistic Station/Guest House in Psarades (Prespes) of the School of Fine Arts in Florina (University of Western Macedonia). 18:00 to 20:00 Introductory presentation of the area and the Encounters/Conference process in the Station/Guest House in Psarades 21:00 Dinner (registration required in open platform, costs apply) ENCOUNTERS (Monday to Thursday, in the Prespes area) Monday July 1st to Thursday July 4th , 2019 The daily schedule from Monday to Thursday will be: Morning until late in the afternoon: Group or individual projects (registration required for participants, registration by open platform – one can attend a maximum of 4 workshops/walks (except for activities where participation is unlimited); in case of huge demand some projects may be repeated) 20:30 (with the exception of Thursday July 4th): Regrouping, reflecting on the experience of the day in the Artistic Station/Guest House in Psarades (Prespes) Monday July 1st *All sessions start at Artistic Station/ Guest House in Psarades unless otherwise indicated SESSIONS 9:30-15:00 Collective exploration of Prespes by bus for all (meeting at Psarades Artistic Station - costs for bus apply - registration obligatory) 16:00-20:00 PERFORMANCES (meeting at Psarades Artistic Station) 16:00 Marie-Anne Lerjen 16:00 Ana Villas 18:30 16:00 Stefaan van Biesen Walking Ruins Boas - Geert Vassilis Bouzas Annemie Mestdagh (20-30 participants, 2 hours) Vermeire Triple Prespes Hybrid Mapping Library of Walks I (meeting at Psarades Artistic Borders (by boat) (2 hours) (15-20 participants) (participative Station) (performance) (2 (meeting at Psarades Artistic performance) hours) Costs for boat Station) (12 active participants, exploration of the 1.5 hours ) lake apply, estimated 10-15 euros a person 18:00 Rosa Schramm (three participating Back Space swimmers and (performance) unlimited unlimited participants passengers) (15 minutes) (meeting at Psarades Artistic Station) 18:30 Panagiotis Lezes Litany to No-body + Nobody (performance) unlimited participants (2 hours) Tuesday July 2nd *All sessions start at Artistic Station/ Guest House in Psarades unless otherwise indicated SESSIONS 7:00-15:00 9:30 Edith Derdyk 9:30 Julie Poitras Santos 9:30 Greg Giannis 07:00 Yannis Ziogas/Christos Menhir Line YOU CARRY THE WORLD One Step and I am Ioannidis (meeting at Psarades Agios Achilleios Elsewhere The Trenches Artistic Station) (5 - 20 participants, (unlimited participants, 3 of Prespes/ (15-20 participants, 3 hours) hours). Psarades to Agios Crests of Time 4 hours) Germanos (meeting at Psarades Artistic 13:00 Ros Bandt (meeting at Psarades Station) Borderless 2019 Part 1 - Artistic Station) (10 participants, 4 hours) Agios Achilleios (5-20 participants, 30 mins) Location: at the Byzantine basilica ruin on the island in small Prespes lake 16:00-20:00 16:00 Fabiane Pianowski 16:00 Peter Schreuder 16:30 Christos Ioannidis ACTIVITIES AT PSARADES Cadavre Exquis walk Wandering Wonders- Thanasis Vollas ARTISTIC (5-18 participants, Prespes Experiential roadmap STATION: 2,,5 hours) (20 participants, cartographers (meeting at Psarades 2-3 hours) (15-20 participants, 1.5 16:00 Harris Pellapaisiotis Artistic Station) (meeting at Psarades hours) Walking Narratives and Affective Artistic Station) (meeting at Psarades Mapping (30 min) Artistic Station) (unlimited participants) 17:00 Geert Vermeire and Fred Adam - Spatial Narratives / Collaborative mapping CGeomap (unlimited participants, 1 hour) 18:00 Tracey M. Benson - Borderlands: Disruptions between remote map-making & local readings of place (1-40 participants, 1 hour) 19:00 Hilary Ramsden and Clare Qualmann and potential others in other places - Chip Walk (1 - 2 hours depending on whether and where we can find food (chips)! Wednesday July 3rd *All sessions start at Artistic Station/ Guest House in Psarades unless otherwise indicated SESSIONS 9:30-15:00 9:30 Lydia Matthews 9:30 Jen Martin 9:30 Ienke (C.M.) 9:30 Theodoris Lotis Ghostly Matters: Walking The More a Path is Used, Kastelein Walkshop sound walking and through the Greek Civil The More a Path is Used. Crossing Borders, sound walk War (20 participants, Walking Lines, (5-20 participants, (5-12 participants, 1.5 hours) a performative walking 2-3 hours) 5-6 hours) (meeting at Artistic practice (meeting at Artistic Station - (meeting at Artistic Station - Psarades) (5 - 18 participants, Psarades) Station - Psarades) 1.5 hours) 11:30 (meeting at Artistic 2 pm Ros Bandt Borderless 2019 Stefaan van Biesen Station - Psarades) Part 2 Hearing Agios Nikolaos (5- Annemie Mestdagh 20 participants, 30 minutes) Meet Library of Walks II 11.30 Herman at the “Byzantine ruin” near (12 active participants, Bashiron Mendolicchio Mileonus south of Laimos 1.5 hours) Walking Everywhere (meeting at Psarades Walking to Nowhere Artistic Station) (6 participants, 1.5 hours) (meeting at Artistic Station - Psarades) 16:00-20:00 16:00 Eylem Erturk 16:00 Veronica Veloso 16:00 Laura Reeder ACTIVITIES AT PSARADES Bernd Rohrauer When walking happens Lost & Found Prespa ARTISTIC STATION: Shared Walks in the feminine Cultivator (1-40 participants, (Women participants (1-20 participants, 16:00 Nitza Tenenblat 3 hours) over 18 years old, 3 ongoing) Walking Viewpoints (meeting at Artistic hours) (meeting at Psarades (5-20 participants, Station - Psarades) (Agios Germanos) Artistic Station) 30 min) 16:45 Todd Shalom Participatory Walk and Mini-Seminar (2.5 hours) (5- 15 participants) Night hours Theodoris Lotis and Marsala Walking through Ensemble - the night (15 participants, Improvisation/Concert from Dusk to Dawn) (meeting at Psarades (meeting at Psarades Artistic Station) Artistic Station) Thursday July 4th *All sessions start at Artistic Station/ Guest House in Psarades unless otherwise indicated SESSIONS from 6:15 am 7:00 Greg Giannis 8:00 Rosie Montford 6:15 (sunrise) Eleni Tzirtzilaki - One Step and I am Looking for echoes of the Silent walking. Some live here. (1- Elsewhere body in landscape - Agios 15 participants, 3 hours) Starting (unlimited participants, Achilleios bridge just before sunrise, leaving from 4 hours) Agios Germanos (unlimited participants) Psarades to Dikorfo mountain top (meeting at Psarades Artistic (weather and conditions Station) permitting) A short but steep walk. Starting 7:00 am at main square, Agios Germanos 9:30-15:00 9:30 Laura Reeder 9:30 Natacha Antao 9:30 Bill Gilbert 11.30 Petros Polymenis - Walking Lost & Found Prespa Moutinho Colourscapes - Celestial/Terrestrial in places and video poetry Cultivator Agios Achileios Navigations (5-20 participants, (1-20 participants, (5-20 participants, (5 participants) 15 min) ongoing) 2 hours) (meeting at Psarades (meeting at Artistic Station - (meeting at Psarades Artistic Station) Psarades) Artistic Station) 11.30 am: Katerina Paisi At 12:00: 12:00 Marsala Sol Burt Olga Doulgeridou Walking through the night - Connecting with Prespes Inventing Utopias mapping (15-20 participants, (15- 20 participants, (15 participants, 4 hours-- Starting 1 hour) 3 hours) at noon) *Participation in (meeting at Psarades (meeting at Psarades nightwalk the previous day is Artistic Station) Artistic Station) mandatory). (meeting at Psarades Artistic Station) Continuous st Monday July 1 to Thursday July 4th Stalker - Revisiting Egnatia Alexandros Kyriakatos Christopher Kaczmarek - All Our Paths Lead to Here Laura Meckling Viv Corringham Laura Reeder Thursday July 4th, 2019 Arrival day of those who will attend the Conference. 18:30 to 20:30 Registration of the participants open sin the Conference Hall in Laimos 19:00 to 20:30 Introductory presentation of the area and the Encounters/Conference process 21:00 Meeting for an opening buffet/standing dinner in Tzaki Restaurant, Aghios Germanos (registration required in open platform, costs apply) CONFERENCE (Friday to Saturday, in Laimos Conference Center) * Each presentation will last for 15 minutes followed by 15 minutes discussion. * There will be buffet snacks/ refreshments during coffee breaks and buffet lunch served during all lunch breaks 1st Conference Day Friday, July 5th, 2019 9:00 to 9:30 Reception, registration of the participants 9:30 to 11:15 First Conference Session Radhika Subramaniam - Footprint, Faye Tzanetoulakou - Walking a long way from Romanticism to the Anthropocene, Christopher Kaczmarek - The Contemporary Walking Pilgrimage: Emerging questions and considerations, Anna Tzakou - Hiking Performance Stonelines: practicing the female gaze in Greek Rural Landscape, Ros Bandt - Hearing the Anthropocene from the points of view of goats, walking fish, the water measurer, the prespes pelican tortoise and spiders 11:15 to 11:30 Break 11:30 to 13:00 Second Conference Session
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