articles about our work
Athens-Macedonian News Agency, Natassa Karathanou | 25 July 2024
Postcards featuring embossed artworks from 10 museums, promoting accessible art for persons with disabilities. Text in Greek.
Lara Guide Dogs | 28 February 2024
Tribute: Accessibility in Museums and Art (part 2). Text in Greek.
Lara Guide Dogs | 23 February 2024
Tribute: Accessibility in Museums and Art. Text in Greek.
OnLarissa.gr | 07 December 2023
The Municipal Gallery of Larissa becomes a “Meeting Point”. Text in Greek.
Eleftheria, Thanasis Arabatzis | 07 December 2023
“To achieve inclusion in practice…” comment to “E” the co-founders of Off Stream for the “Meeting Points” that will take place at the Municipal Art Gallery of Larissa today at 6 p.m.
TyposThes, Lemonia Vasvani | 02 December 2023
“Meeting Points” making the museums inclusive to persons with disabilities. A unique project unfolds in ten museums in four cities. Text in Greek.
Karfitsa.gr | 04 November 2023
Inclusion in art: Starting from Thessaloniki, throughout Greece. Text in Greek.
Exostis.gr, Despoina Polyxronidou | 03 November 2023
10 Museums in 4 Greek cities & a common vision: Two women from Thessaloniki made it happen. Text in Greek.
Balkan Hotspot, Maria Lina Anagnostidou | September 2023
Cultural Heritage for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. Inclusive Expressions: The Mind’s Eye Project and Off Stream’s Pursuit of Equality through Art and Culture.
Vlepo by Ophthalmica, 10th Edition | May 2022
“Off Stream: Culture | Education | Inclusion”. A few words about Off Stream and our work in the 10th anniversary issue of the “Vlepo” magazine by the Institute of Ophthalmology & Microsurgery Ophthalmica. Page 10. Text in Greek.
Larissorama.gr, Kyriakos Messinis | 03 November 2022
Discovering the Unseen Aspects of the G. I. Collection – Inclusion in the experience of Art. One more museum becomes more inclusive with Off Stream’s signature. Text in Greek.
In.Gr | 24 October 2022
Works of art become multi-sensory and are reintroduced to the public at the Municipal Gallery of Larissa. Text in Greek.
COZYVIBE, Maria Mylona | 14 October 2022
Off Stream aims at a society of meaningful inclusion. Text in Greek.
LarissaNet | 14 October 2022
“Discovering the Unseen Aspects of the G. I. Katsigras Collection” An innovative project for visitors with visual impairment. Text in Greek
LiFO, Mikropragmata | December 2021
How easily can a person that experiences some form of disability enjoy art in their life? Text in Greek.
Athens – Macedonian News Agency, Natassa Karathanou | 4 December 2021
Audio Description and other methods for including persons with disabilities. Text in Greek.
E-Daily, Despoina Polyxronidou | 3 December 2021
Can a person with visual impairment “see” art? A conversation with OFFSTREAM on the occasion of the World Day of Persons with Disabilities. Text in Greek.
ΕΡΤ News, Department of Digital Media ΕΡΤ3 | 30 November 2021
Online Discussion on culture, art and inclusive practices. Text in Greek.
TyposThes, Lemonia Vasvani | 30 November 2021
Rendering art more accessible to the visually impaired.
An online discussion brings to light issues related to the inclusion of visually impaired persons in culture. Text in Greek.
CozyVibe.gr, Maria Mylona | 15 January 2021
Stela Anastasaki: The person behind the project “Mind’sEye”, realized her vision for equal access to culture. Text in Greek.
ΕλCulture | 23 June 2020
“Mind’s Eye | Touching Art”: The innovative accessibility project that brings in contact people with total or partial loss of sight with artworks of the MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art permanent collection. Text in Greek.
HuffPost Greece, Newsroom | 23 June 2020
Mind’s Eye: Touching Art at MOMus.
The innovative accessibility program for people with partial or total loss of sight. Text in Greek.
Makedonia, Κiriaki Tsolaki | 14 May 2020
Blind & visually impaired people see… works of art, through the “Mind’s Eye” pilot program to be implemented at MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art. Text in Greek.
Ethnos tis Kiriakis, Maria Ritzaleou | 12 April 2020
MOMus: Art accessible to persons with visual impairment. Text in Greek.