TRANSCRIPT/ Surplus Cinema: Feminisms and filmmaking in the context of Greece and intertwining diasporas.

Christoforidou, Maria ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0003-9894-9643, Phoebe, Christina, Vassalou, Elli, El Mouadden, Rabab and Markhaëva, Mirra (2023) TRANSCRIPT/ Surplus Cinema: Feminisms and filmmaking in the context of Greece and intertwining diasporas. In: ARTWORKS - ISSUE 5. Artworks, 1 . ARTWORKS, Athens, Greece. ISBN 9786188692152

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This text is a discussion on diasporic feelings and collective filmmaking with the organisers of the 3 day film program - 'Surplus Cinema: Feminisms and filmmaking in the context of Greece and intertwining diasporas'.
It is a polyphonic meditation on the personal histories of our individual and combined research on what it means to be a diasporic artist living in Europe today.

It was published in ARTWORKS publication which consists of five issues, each one documenting every cycle of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Artist Fellowship Program implemented over the years of 2018-2023.It features all the awardees -390 creatives who work in the visual arts, in moving image, dance and curating- and describes all the activities and events that took place throughout the course of each Program. It also includes essays, reflecting on and/or inspired by the fellowship, written by ARTWORKS collaborators and other arts professionals. The five issues complement each other with the aim of mapping the local contemporary art scene by highlighting its promising art force, the wide range of the differences and convergences among the various forms, aesthetic values and thematic references that drive artistic creation.

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