Adhocrats of the world unite! Come to the exhibition opening to see all the projects, share some time and exchange ideas and feedback with some a of the participants, and to enjoy the fun, that is inherent to the concept of Adhocracy.

Workshop in which participants make a camera out of recycled materials and develop photographs in a darkroom. By Pinhocchio in collaboration with Officina GISTO.

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The participants will each select their own particular ingredients and method for baking their bread. Each loaf will be unique and bear the mark of its creator, allowing the personality, idiosyncrasies and interests of the individual bakers to be decoded the following day. By Louiza Zachareas.

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A thought-provoking workshop about Wikipedia and the ways in which we can contribute to it. It covers the fundamental concepts involved as well as describing how to create an entry. By the Greek Free / Open Source Software Society—GFOSS (Vasilis Danovasilis and Sotiris Kilafis).

Yannis Anastasakis and the JAM pedals group invite you to make a fuzz pedal—a small electronic device used by musicians to change the sound and tone of an instrument—which is yours to take away with you after the workshop. You will learn how to make a pedal from scratch and work on its appearance and artwork, too.

A presentation on software licenses (with an emphasis on Creative Commons) and choosing the right type of license for your work. By the Greek Free / Open Source Software Society—GFOSS (Prodromos Tsiavos).

A 36-hour marathon sessions dedicated to designing and creating artefacts and applications using open source software and hardware. 24 participants will be selected to create collaborative works in four interdisciplinary groups, generating new ideas relating to the urban landscape and to local cooperative networks in the process.

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“SynAthina” is a City of Athens internet platform which supports groups of citizens and makes it easier for them to engage in activities which help improve the quality of life in the Greek capital. Come and meet them. By Amalia Zepou.

Print unique designs and graphics on a T-shirt or bag using the silkscreen method under the guidance of the fuzz ink company.

A three-day digital workshop/debate dedicated to the core subjects raised by the exhibition will be staged online by the IRA-C group.

Presentation and open discussion on the works FabAthens, HUM[erus] Robotic Arm and AKTINA* created by groups of students, researchers and academics from the Faculty of Architecture at the National Technical University of Athens who interact and create commons of knowledge, innovation and production.

Plants are turned into pulp which provides the raw material for a series of moulded objects. The papairlines group shares its method.

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Bring an old lamp with you and we will rejuvenate it together; we can give it a complete make-over, a new personality and a new lease of life. A full-on one-day workshop by Konstantia Manthou.

The workshop introduces participants to the culture of zines and their creation. What are zines, how can you make your own? Using a range of techniques including text, collage and illustration we create a group zine by employing a number of simple, everyday practices. By the Athens Zine Bibliotheque group.

A 36-hour marathon sessions dedicated to designing and creating artefacts and applications using open source software and hardware. 24 participants will be selected to create collaborative works in four interdisciplinary groups, generating new ideas relating to the urban landscape and to local cooperative networks in the process.

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Two panel discussions in which speakers from Greece and abroad discuss and analyze the fundamental concepts underlying Adhocracy.

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A singular performance in which Eleni Hadjittofi prepares and hands out a range of chocolate treasures packed full of surprises.

Get to know the Arduino platform in a four-hour introductory workshop featuring example applications and a presentation of fundamental concepts. By Thanos Eleftherakos.

Friction Atlas is an ever-changing archive in which the rules underlying public behaviours and assemblies are imaginatively presented in an open-air installation in a still-to-be-announced central Athenian location. By La Jetée (Paolo Patelli and Giuditta Vendrame).

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Creative playfulness in which inspiration and innovation are given free rein in the transformation of everyday objects into musical instruments. An original workshop that isn’t just for beginners. By Andreas Monopolis.

Electronics, hacking and hands-on creativity: creating fiction prototypes—artifacts or applications—which describe the future or fantastic parallel worlds. The teenage participants will experiment with electronic circuits, smart materials technologies and Do-It-Yourself (DIY) and Do-It-With-Others (DIWO) methodologies. By the artists Maria Varela and Afroditi Psarra.

Workshop introducing participants to the basic techniques, raw materials and tools of hat making. The participants will create their own hand-made hat using the freeform hatblocking technique. By Konstantinia Vafeiadou.

Cut and sew, copy and paste. The techniques of Tristan Tzara and the Dadaists, of William Burroughs and contemporary DJs, find new applications in the world of 3D computation. Create your own 3D collage, design and print your own unique rings in three dimensions, step by step. By the Jazzt Design team.