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Initiatives: Fournos.

Festivals: Athens Video Art Festival (*2005), Hertz (*2010), medi@terra (*1998).
Events: Dorkbot Athens (*2008).
Past events: Eclectic Tech Carnival (2003).

Media: 1000+1 Tilt label (*1993).

Spaces: Booze, CAMP, M55 gallery (*2005), OMMU bookstore, Six D.O.G.S.

Art workers: Anastasia Chrysanthakopoulou (1972), Anna Hatziyiannaki, Daphne Dragona, Maria Karagianni, Martin Carlé, Mit Mitropoulos, Panagiotis Tomaras, Rea Walldén, Thanasis Kaproulias.

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Athens at Indie Travel Guide, [1]

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 '''Spaces''': [[Booze]], [[CAMP, Athens|CAMP]], [[M55]] gallery (*2005), [[OMMU]] bookstore, [[Six D.O.G.S]].
-'''Art workers''': [[Anastasia Chrysanthakopoulou]] (1972), [[Anna Hatziyiannaki]], [[Daphne Dragona]], [[Maria Karagianni]], [[Martin Carlé]], [[Mit Mitropoulos]], [[Panagiotis Tomaras]], [[Thanasis Kaproulias]].
+'''Art workers''': [[Anastasia Chrysanthakopoulou]] (1972), [[Anna Hatziyiannaki]], [[Daphne Dragona]], [[Maria Karagianni]], [[Martin Carlé]], [[Mit Mitropoulos]], [[Panagiotis Tomaras]], [[Rea Walldén]], [[Thanasis Kaproulias]].
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