Noisy Words once again brings together artists, authors, performers, and thinkers who view noise as a space of creative and political possibility.
Through workshops, conversations, and performances, noise is explored as rupture and disruption—not only as an acoustic phenomenon, but as an expression of resistance, memory, and multiplicity. Between language, sound, and body, spaces emerge where the boundaries of communication, musical form, and linguistic discipline are questioned.
The festival invites collective listening—to the fragmented, the unspoken, and the hidden—creating a polyphonic echo against control and coherence.
Participating artists / thinkers / practitioners:
Vasilia Georgiou (GR), Yara Mekawei (EGY/DE), Tanasgol Sabbagh (IR/DE), E Scourti (GR/UK)
Curated by: Evi Nakou
A project by the Goethe-Institut Athens in collaboration with KET TV Control Centre.
*During all events of Noisy Words we will uphold the following zero-tolerance policy against any form of discrimination, harassment, sexist and racist language; no act is considered too small to be addressed. Artists who are interested in exploring this avenue of writing and making work either as a new endeavour or as an opening to deepen their ongoing practice or research are encouraged to apply. Priority will be given to FLINTA persons and those who have limited accessibility to similar learning opportunities.
