Hollow Eve at LALA

In a rare chance to see their work in Athens, Hollow Eve will present and discuss selections from their videos, offering an intimate look into the creative process and the political urgency behind their art.
Polykatoikia, by James Moore

This exhibition is a documentation of Queer and Trans life in Athens, not as a spectacle, but as an everyday, deeply rooted presence. Shot in collaboration with several individuals, the work centers on the textures, rituals, and quiet resistance that make up life in a city that is both beautiful, brutal, sacred and mundane.
Titled mourning progress 1,7,1000

An evening showcasing the work-in-progress film and performance by Spyros Patsouras — and his temporary (?) farewell to Athens.
Itziar Barrio & Sarah Anderson

We are super happy about our current residents at LALA, interdisciplinary artists Itziar Barrio and Sarah Anderson!
This must be a glitch

An experimental exploration of people, spaces, and words that don’t fully fit.
Klappe by Jürgen Brüning with Q&A

On May 18th we are super happy to host Jürgen Brüning for the second time in LALA!
Amygdaliá by Christina Phoebe with Q&A

The director, Christina Phoebe, together with the film’s co-protagonists Lauretta Macauley and Gerta Dyle, will be at LALA to present the film and have a discussion and some music in a dj set after the screening.
Prokne @ LALA :: Films, Dreamland and Process Work

Part A:Screening of videos she has constructed – in collaboration or by herself:Trud (2019, 3’) Carmela’s Garden (2018, 6’) Itys, Praxithea and Me (2022, 26’) Now (2025, 4’) Part B:A presentation titled “The relationship with dreamland as a subversive act”, in which Prokne will present the theory of Process Work and how its theoretical and […]
Hadrien Daigneault-Roy: Illustrated Atlas of Crying

Between the aseptic funeral homes and the dusty churches, Hadrien Daigneault-Roy envisions a performative third space to bring forth a protean funeral ritual.
1 year Avant-Drag! party

Over the past year, Avant-Drag! has screened at more than 50 international festivals in 33 countries, sharing our stories with queer siblings and allies around the globe.