Residencies

Photo from Claire Huber's 2016 residency: Anti Steve

Kinitiras, member of Res Artis*, created the first residency centre for performing arts in Greece in December 2008. Until August 2019, it hosted numerous artists throughout the world from the fields of dance, theatre and performance. Inside its small premises located underneath Akropolis, Kinitiras became a creative hub while at the same time it opened the pathway for the idea of residency centre in Greece.

From 2019 and on we created another flexible model of residency that connects artists from Greece and the rest of the world without Kinitiras’ having a permanent base.

We are not accepting residency applications at the moment. Stay tuned in our website and our social media for future announcements…

*Res Artis

Res Artis is the largest existing network of artist residency programs, representing the interests of more than 300 centers and organizations in 50 countries worldwide that offer to international artists facilities and conditions conducive for making art.

Currently members of Res Artis reside in:
Argentina, Armenia, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Gambia, Germany, Ghana, Greece (Kinitiras), Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Martinique, Mexico, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Palestine, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Senegal, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Suriname, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Tanzania, The Netherlands, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, USA and Vietnam.

The news of Residencies

Kinitiras at Israel

Antigone Gyra is presenting for the first time her solo “ehS came from another planet” in the Jerusalem International Solo Dance Festival (JISDF). In addition, along with two of her oldest collaborators, Anthi Theofilidi and Artemis Lampiri, she will present the pieces they created during the Femininity in Transition residency program.

Femininity in Transition

From 3 to 7 of May 2021, as part of the Femininity in Transition residency program, four female choreographers and dancers, Antigone Gyra, Artemis Lampiri, Anthi Theofilidi from Greece and Miriam Engel from Israel, explore the different forms of femininity, of motherhood, but also the defense mechanisms that femininities construct to survive.