Free exhibitions and workshops at STREAM: synergy meeting vol.4 in Thessaloniki
From 15 to 18 October 2026, Die Wolke art group and guest artists present STREAM: synergy meeting vol.4 in Thessaloniki. Admission to the exhibitions In[de]terminate and The Performative Archive: Post-photographic, as well as the workshops, is free.
STREAM returns for the fourth time, turning four independent venues in Thessaloniki into a space for experimentation across the arts, with live performances, interactive installations, exhibitions and workshops exploring how technology shapes intermedia artistic practice.
The exhibition The Performative Archive: Post-photographic is hosted at Hub+ on 16, 17 and 18 October with free admission, while In[de]terminate takes place at makers+coders on 17 and 18 October. The program’s free workshops are aimed at anyone who wants to learn about the tools behind the works.
The interactive installations at 3erkalo (15–18 October) and live performances at Vitruvian Thing (17–18 October) require tickets. A detailed program by day and venue, along with advance ticket sales, is available at die-wolke.org/events/stream4 in Greek and English.
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