VIMA Art Fair returns with 150 artists, 30 galleries, and participants from over 20 countries, alongside a dynamic programme of more than 25 events, including performances, film screenings, talks, and music events.

Queer refugees gardening sessions are initiated by Andreas Mallouris and hosted at korai project space. 

In Our Bubble(s) is a one-hour interactive performance by Koullou|Makka Collective. A small “island” of bubble wrap fills the space, where performers move extremely slowly to avoid bursting it. 

Viewing The Waves Crashing through the lens of political ecology and economy, this stage takeover explores "waves of enclosures"—the systematic privatization and commodification of communal resources.

Emerging from ongoing conversations at Celadon Center for Arts & Ecologies on art and writing, this event traces the beginnings of a publication, while also reflecting on publishing practices.

falling for (you) is a performance that becomes a condition where the fall is allowed to happen. Letting the body to be consumed by the fall, to play with the fall. The fall that is already there, that has always been there.

Carla Lover is invited to play with the brief “all music is dance music”.

Moving away from traditional narrative, the film programme functions as a series of rhythmic interventions that transform the screen into a shoreline, inviting audiences into a suspended space of political attunement where explorations of memory and lived experience meet artist film.

Moving away from traditional narrative, the film programme functions as a series of rhythmic interventions that transform the screen into a shoreline, inviting audiences into a suspended space of political attunement where explorations of memory and lived experience meet artist film.

Sound artist and DJ Jeph Vanger will be delivering a high-energy, rhythm-driven set fueled by his deep passion for low-end frequencies, seamlessly fusing genres like Baile Funk, Gqom, Grime, and Ballroom with sharp percussion and Middle Eastern influences.

Acid Reflex (Lex Gregoriou) presents a sound performance that unfolds as a shifting coastline of rhythm and texture, where sound moves like sediment carried along the shore.

Nihal El Aasar closes The Waves Crashing with a music set rooted in Cairo’s underground and tracking the organic crossovers moving through the Middle East and North Africa.

A choreographic and musical performance by Magnus Westwell that creates sonically layered ethereal environments in which the body moves through emotional states to the point of catharsis.

Racing Time is a gymnastics and dance performance by Lewis Walker that explores how time is experienced through a body in ongoing negotiation with gender. 

A series of performative actions orchestrated by Paky Vlassopoulou throughout the project by a group of people who rarely inhabit contemporary art exhibition spaces.