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To Do or Not to Do? Performance Philosophy School of Athens: A School of Practice

“Performance Philosophy School of Athens” was a two-day symposium held in Athens, Greece, 15–16 March 2014, at the EDW, the Greek initials for Εργαστήρι Δημιουργικής Ώσμωσης (Creative Osmosis Lab)—an acronym that happens to spell the Greek word here. I organized the symposium in collaboration with Michael Kliën and in association with the international Performance Philosophy network. Following the inaugural Performance Philosophy conference in 2013 at the University of Surrey, the network awarded eight grants to applicants proposing to hold local interim events. A proposal to hold an interim symposium in Athens was accepted. The symposium introduced current concerns of performance philosophy in Athens and brought together Greek and international scholars and artists interested in the emergence of performance philosophy as a field.