Festival
22-23 June 2024
PLYFA
22-23 June 2024
PLYFA
KRAMA Festival 2024 was a 2-day celebration of the contemporary and the experimental, showcasing 25+ artists across three stages with live music, dance performances, live visuals, video/light projections, spatial installations and a DIY workshop.
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Festival
17-18 June 2023
Romantso
17-18 June 2023
Romantso
The 3rd edition of KRAMA Festival brought together a wide-ranging mix of artists from various disciplines. Our most ambitious festival to date, it showcased 21 acts across three live music stages, AV installations from 8 visual artists/collectives and a series of workshops.
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Festival
11-12 June 2022
Communitism
11-12 June 2022
Communitism
KRAMA Festival 2022 took place at five different spaces of Communitism Athens, with each one having its own, distinct identity.
It showcased a series of AV installations, visual projections, and a diverse lineup of contemporary classical, free improvisation and experimental electronic artists across three music stages.
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It showcased a series of AV installations, visual projections, and a diverse lineup of contemporary classical, free improvisation and experimental electronic artists across three music stages.
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Installation
17-19 September 2021
KEIV Athens
17-19 September 2021
KEIV Athens
In 2021, KRAMA took the form of a 3-day sound installation & exhibition at KEIV Gallery Athens in collaboration with UN P R 18T (Un.Processed Realities).
The participating artists, composers, music producers and instrumentalists contributed pieces to complement an auditory sculptural installation that was at the core of the exhibition.
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The participating artists, composers, music producers and instrumentalists contributed pieces to complement an auditory sculptural installation that was at the core of the exhibition.
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Festival
19-20 April 2019
Embros Theatre
19-20 April 2019
Embros Theatre
The first KRAMA Festival hosted a diverse lineup of musicians from Athens and London, enabling an exploration of their common grounds by means of an unconventional aesthetic dialogue.
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