Part of: Tilda Swinton – Ongoing
Masterclass

Masterclass with Tilda Swinton

Fellowship, Art, & Nature

Dates

Prices

Free admission — 45 €

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue

Tickets

Type
Price
Full price
45 €
Reduced, Onassis Friends
36 €
Unemployed
31 €
People with disabilities, Companions
20 €
Students
Free admission (registration required)*

*Free admission for students studying film, performance, and related fields. Advance seat reservations are required due to limited ticket availability. Reserve your seat here.

Τickets include both the masterclass and exhibition admission.

Onassis Friends Presale and General Presale: from 23 APR 2026, 17:00

Information

Language

English

Format & Duration

The first part will be a discussion, followed by a Q&A with the audience.

Intended

Primarily for students and professionals in film, theater, performance, fashion, and the visual arts, including performers, cinematographers, directors, playwrights, and screenwriters.

Notice

The event will be filmed for public screening and will include audience footage.

In the frame of her exhibition at Onassis Ready, Tilda Swinton invites audiences into an intimate, open‑ended exploration of creative life. Under the title “Fellowship, Art, & Nature,” the masterclass reflects on the networks of kinship—artistic, emotional, and chosen—that shape an artist’s practice over time.

Photo: Tim Walker

Tilda Swinton, Fashion: Yves Saint Laurent, Reykjavik, 2011

Drawing on her long-standing collaborations, such as the ones with Pedro Almodóvar, Luca Guadagnino, Joanna Hogg, Derek Jarman, Jim Jarmusch, Olivier Saillard, Tim Walker, and Apichatpong Weerasethakul, and her devotion to friendship as an artistic method, in the spirit of “Ongoing,” Tilda shares insights into how art is made collectively, how relationships become creative engines, and how the boundaries between nature, life, work, play, art, and fellowship can meaningfully dissolve.

Echoing not only the themes of her exhibition but also the broader curatorial focus of Onassis Stegi’s current season, the masterclass opens up a space to reflect on the natural, social, and emotional ecosystems that sustain artistic creation today. Conceived as an informal and generous encounter, it offers a rare opportunity to revisit these themes through conversation, storytelling, and shared reflection with one of the most singular figures in contemporary cinema and performance.