Mammot Athens

04/03/2026

//Reiterative Power//

CHOREOGRAPHY WORKSHOP and OPEN SHARING
with JOE MORAN
Friday 27 – Sunday 29 March 2026

Artist and choreographer Joe Moran will offer Reiterative Power, an experiential choreography workshop at Mammot in Athens this March.

•SCHEDULE
Fri 27/3 19:00-21:00
Sat 28/3 11:00-17:00
Sun 29/3 11:00-17:00 & Open Sharing at 18:00

•TO APPLY: please send the info as described below at : [email protected]

1. A SHORT EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
2. A SHORT BIO / CV if you wish

•COSTS FOR PARTICIPANTS
Early bird (2 March) 125 euros
General admission ( 18 March) 150euros
Students 115 euros

Biography

Joe Moran (he/him) is a British-Irish artist and choreographer with a wide-ranging practice incorporating performance, film, and choreographic drawing, alongside participatory and curatorial projects. His work centres the body and embodied presence as a site of complex subjectivities and political unrest, with queering frequently deployed as its principal critical strategy. His practice is informed by a background in improvisation and experimentation, and a fascination with formal choreographic composition and expanded choreography.
Joe presents work internationally across theatre, performance, and festival contexts, and has worked as a dancer with choreographers including Deborah Hay, Florence Peake, Siobhan Davies, and Stina Nyberg. His work has been presented at venues and festivals including Sadler’s Wells, Tanzfestival Winterthur, Tanzhaus NRW, and Tanzwerkstatt Europa. His recent work Materiality Will Be Rethought, commissioned by Whitechapel Gallery, was awarded the Best Choreography Prize at Mexico City International Video Dance Festival (2022). Joe has extensive experience as an educator, facilitator, and mentor, and is a certified teacher of Skinner Releasing Technique

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Poster

24/02/2026

// Materiality Will Be Rethought //

Film and Performance
by choreographer JOE MORAN
Saturday 28 March, Mammot, Athens
20:00

Materiality Will Be Rethought navigates the moving body as a site of political unrest and complex subjectivities, dance’s potential to animate and disrupt architectural and public space, and the physicality of the dancer’s voice. Commissioned by Whitechapel Gallery in dialogue with Carlos Bunga’s exhibition Something Necessary and Useful, Materiality Will Be Rethought was originally conceived as a site-specific live performance before being reimagined as an artist moving image work during Covid.

For this special presentation, Joe will present the full 30min film, projected at a large-scale within Mammot’s main space, followed by a live performance of extracts from the work, performed by local, Athens-based dancers.

Tickets at the door 10euros

Joe Moran (he/him) is a British-Irish artist and choreographer with a wide-ranging practice incorporating performance, artist moving image and choreographic drawing works, alongside advocacy, curation, critical writing and dramaturgy projects and an extensive facilitation, participation and mentoring practice. His work centres the body and embodied presence as a site of complex subjectivities and political unrest with queering frequently deployed as its principal critical strategy. Joe’s work is informed by a background in improvisation and experimentation, and a fascination with the problems and opportunities of formal choreographic composition and notions of expanded choreography. He works extensively in galleries and visual art contexts, as well as making works for the stage and film. Joe is Founding Artistic Director of Dance Art Foundation through which his performance, organising and curatorial work is produced; this involves organising and advocacy that centres independent artists and collective action for systemic change. Much of the ethos and inquiry in his work is informed by the complex lived experiences of queerness and his working-class Irish immigrant background. 

21/02/2026

On February 25, join us for a live conversation between visual artist Athina Koumparouli and curator Daphne Dragona, organised on the occasion of Athina’s participation in the Kochi Biennale in Kerala, supported through the ARTWORKS Grants programme.

“Deep Sea, Deep Time” draws connections between Muziris, an ancient trading port, and the submarine cable systems running beneath Kochi’s shores today, transmitting digital data along routes shaped by colonial trade. Prompted by the recent retirement of one of the region’s major submarine internet cables, Koumparouli approaches its submerged remains as material traces of our digital present, fragments that may one day orient future researchers toward layered histories of extraction, exploitation, colonial infrastructure, and environmental consequence.

The discussion will focus on the project’s development, from its initial research and fieldwork to its material strategies and final installation, while considering archaeological methodology as a framework for artistic inquiry.


Athina Koumparouli in conversation with Daphne Dragona
📅 Wednesday, February 25, 2026 | 18:30
📍 MAMMOT (Sina 52, Athens)
Open to the public | Free admission
The conversation will be held in greek

*Special thanks to our fellow and dance artist, Myrto Grapsa, for hosting us at MAMMOT. MAMMOT was founded in 2025 by Myrto, and aspires to operate as an open space dedicated to contemporary art, presenting exhibitions, performances, and projects that move between the visual and performing arts.

12/02/2026

ΔΗΜΟΣΙΑ ΟΜΙΛΙΑ: ΙΡΙΣ ΤΟΥΛΙΑΤΟΥ
“CONDITION, CONTINGENCIES, CONTRADICTIONS”
18.02.2026

MAMMOT, ΣΙΝΑ 52

Η ARTWORKS σας προσκαλεί την Τετάρτη 18 Φεβρουαρίου 2026, στις 18:30, στη δημόσια ομιλία της εικαστικού Ίρις Τουλιάτου, με τίτλο «Condition, contingencies, contradictions», η οποία θα πραγματοποιηθεί στο MAMMOT (Σίνα 52, Αθήνα).

Η ομιλία της Ίρις Τουλιάτου εντάσσεται στο πρόγραμμα ARTWORKS Grants 2025, το οποίο έχει σχεδιαστεί για να παρέχει οικονομική ενίσχυση σε καλλιτέχνες/ιδες για την υλοποίηση καλλιτεχνικών προτάσεων που προάγουν τη σύγχρονη πολιτιστική παραγωγή. Στόχος του προγράμματος είναι η ενίσχυση της δημιουργικότητας και η προβολή της ελληνικής σύγχρονης τέχνης εντός και εκτός της χώρας. Η φιλοξενία της ομιλίας στο MAMMOT πραγματοποιείται στο πλαίσιο της συνεργασίας της ARTWORKS με φορείς του πολιτιστικού τομέα. Το MAMMOT ιδρύθηκε το 2025 από τη Μυρτώ Γράψα (ARTWORKS Dance Fellow 2022) ως ένας ανοιχτός χώρος αφιερωμένος στη σύγχρονη τέχνη, φιλοξενώντας εκθέσεις, performances και καλλιτεχνικές δράσεις που κινούνται ανάμεσα στις παραστατικές και τις εικαστικές τέχνες.


Δημόσια Ομιλία → Ίρις Τουλιάτου: conditions, contingencies, contradictions
🗓 Τετάρτη, 18 Φεβρουαρίου
📍 MAMMOT (Σίνα 52, Αθήνα)
⏰ 18:30

08/02/2026

Join us on Friday Feb 13th

POP-UP Kitchen
with

19:00- till sold out

29/01/2026

16/01/2026

13/01/2026

Χοροθέατρο - Ένα ντουέτο χορού κοιτάζει ταυτόχρονα μπροστά και… πίσω από την κάμερα και τη σκηνή

13/01/2026

| INSIDE OUT
17, 18, 23 Ιανουαρίου | 17, 18 & 23 January 2026
📍Mammot Athens (Σίνα 52, Αθήνα | Sina 52, Athens)

Τι σημαίνει making of;
Πότε είναι έτοιμη μια παράσταση;

Το INSIDE OUT είναι μια υβριδική παράσταση όπου χορός και κινηματογραφικές πρακτικές αναμειγνύονται σε ένα παιγνιώδες ντουέτο. Οι δύο δημιουργοί–performers, Κωνσταντίνα Μπάρκουλη-Γάβρη και Νάντη Γώγουλου, εξερευνούν τι συμβαίνει όταν το «μέσα» και το «έξω», το «μπροστά» και το «παρασκήνιο», αρνούνται να μείνουν στη θέση τους. Στοιχεία που συνήθως μένουν αθέατα αποκαλύπτονται, μετατρέποντας τη σκηνή σε ένα συνεχώς μεταβαλλόμενο περιβάλλον που φωτίζει διαφορετικές οπτικές.

Με χιούμορ και αυτοσαρκασμό, οι χορογράφοι δοκιμάζουν να «σκηνοθετήσουν» τις εαυτές τους, αφήνοντας χώρο στην αμηχανία, τον ενθουσιασμό και τα αναπάντεχα που γεννιούνται στη δημιουργική διαδικασία.

→ Με την υποστήριξη του NEON μέσω του ετήσιου Προγράμματος Χορηγιών.

Περισσότερα: https://neon.org.gr/gr/exhibition/inside-out-2/
Εισιτήρια https://www.ticketservices.gr/event/inside-out/

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What does “making of” mean?
When is a performance ready?

INSIDE OUT is a hybrid performance where dance and film practices blend in a playful duet. Konstantina Barkouli-Gavri, Nadi Gogoulou, the two creators-performers explore what happens when the “inside” and the “outside”, the “front” and the “back”, refuse to stay in place. Elements that are usually unseen are revealed, transforming the stage into a constantly changing environment that illuminates different perspectives. The performance navigates between choreographic structure and the cinematic frame, creating an experience that raises questions regarding stage practices.

With humor and self-mockery, the two choreographers try to “direct” themselves, leaving room for awkwardness, excitement and surprises that arise in the creative process.

→ Supported by through its annual Grants Scheme.

More https://neon.org.gr/en/exhibition/inside-out/
Tickets https://www.ticketservices.gr/event/inside-out/
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Concept, Choreography, Performance | Konstantina Barkouli-Gavri, Nadi Gogoulou
Music Composition, Sound design | Nefeli Lysimachou
Lighting design | Tasos Palaioroutas, Evita Skrimizea
Dramaturgy | Betina Panagiotara
Video, Editing | Konstantina Barkouli-Gavri, Nadi Gogoulou
Assistant choreographer | Anna Anousaki
Photography | Patroklos Skafidas
MUA | Kristalia Tsami
Graphic design | Markellos Kolofotias
Communication | Eleni Tsekou
Production manager | Olga Tsatsouli
Production | METANEIRA AMKE