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Visual Arts

  • Australia Council Visual Arts board chair, Kon Gouriotis.
    Zen and the art of policy
    18 Aug 2010 John-Paul Hussey (0)

    There is a breathy and reassuring tempo to Kon Gouriotis' voice that would make the fiercest interlocutor stop, sit and listen.

    Some might say he is a silver monstrance of civility.

  • Nike Savvas with her work, Atomic: Full of Love, Full of Wonder.
    A victory for Nike
    17 Aug 2010 John-Paul Hussey (0)

    Looking at a picture of Nike Savvas you might think you were engaging with a 25th Century Emo Princess with the booted strut of an androgynous Heathcliff.

  • Thomas Papathanasiou
    The memory looms
    27 May 2010 John Paul Hussey (0)

    Thomas Papathanassiou has been doing his one man show Looming the Memory for some time now.

  • Dean Kalymniou's coin collection
    Collecting history and ideas from Greece
    3 May 2010 Thomas Andronas (0)

    The Hellenic Museum at the former Royal Mint will soon play host to an unusual collection of collections.

  • Ripples and Journeys by Dimopoulos
    Sculpting providence
    3 May 2010 Fotis Kapetopoulos (0)

    Public sculpture is making a comeback according to Melbourne based sculptor Konstantin Dimopoulos.

  • Children of Afghan refugees in Sydney's West
    The children's story
    21 Apr 2010 Laura Miller (0)

    I’ve always admired the way photographers can tell an entire story with just one picture.

  • Paola Di Trocchio curator of the latest fashion exhibition Drape at the NGV.
    Classical drape in time
    23 Nov 2009 Penni Pappas (0)

    When one thinks of the women of ancient Greece, images of elegant ladies in flowing draped cloth is thrust to the forefront of the mind.

  • Konstantinos Maleas. Bonham auction.
    Greek art to fetch strong prices in Britain
    27 Oct 2009 (0)

    Bonhams will be celebrating their 15th Greek Sale at New Bond Street on in early November.

  • Niki Sperou. Stimulus package.
    Niki’s 'stimulus package' a winner
    20 Oct 2009 Ross Karavis (0)

    South Australian visual artist Niki Sperou won the ‘Odyssey Art Prize’ for the second year running for her work, ‘The Stimulus Package: a response to a crisis’ two weeks ago.

  • Paul Velissaris. Across America.
    America’s impressive icons put Australia’s to shame
    20 Oct 2009 (0)

    An award-winning photographer whose first book features the landmarks of America says, “Australia is lacking its own icons and the tourism industry may be the loser.”

  • Cityscape rings. Alexandra Bletsas.
    A gem of a jeweller
    13 Oct 2009 Penni Pappas (0)

    Alexandra Bletsas has always enjoyed making jewellery but it took a university course to help her embark on a career as a jeweller.

  • Gunskull. Theo Papathomas.
    Melbourne artist Theo Papathomas: ‘I am a chameleon’
    25 Aug 2009 Fiona Demertzidis (0)

    I’m always caught off guard every time I attend an exhibition opening by the Melbourne artist Theo Papathomas - continually taken aback by the sheer variety of the styles and subject matter of his

  • Alex Litsoudis. ArtAbility awards.
    Disability is an ability
    4 Aug 2009 (0)

    ADEC’s nomination of ArtAbility, which signifies achievement for artists with disability, has progressed to the second stage.

  • Black Parthenon. Konstantine Dimopoulos.
    Black Parthenon: the lamentation
    29 Jun 2009 Fotis Kapetopoulos (0)

    Melbourne based conceptual artist, Konstantin Dimopoulos has just installed Black Parthenon, a major light installation Melbourne’s Federation Square.

  • Evan Demas. Ikebana.
    Capturing fleeting moments with Ikebana
    24 Jun 2009 Fotis Kapetotpoulos (0)

    Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, is like many Japanese traditions, premised aesthetic and philosophical balance, simplicity and discipline.

  • Black-Parthenon-Federation-Square-Konstantin-Dimopoulos
    Black Parthenon at Federation Square
    23 Jun 2009 (0)

    On Saturday, Melbourne artist, Konstantin Dimopoulos installed Black Parthenon, a light installation highlighting the issue of the appropriation of cultural and sacred objects, at Melbourn

  • Lucas Samaras. 53rd International Venice Biennale.
    Strangeness and urbanism in Venice
    15 Jun 2009 (0)

    The work of Lucas Samaras in the Greek exhibition of the 53rd Venice Biennale titled Paraxena (Strange things) brings together three series of photographic and video works produced between

  • New York, New York for arts management
    10 Jun 2009 (0)

    For the second year of the program New York will open its doors to Australia's arts managers, producers, arts educators, community arts workers and curators.

  • Masterly art from Greece and Australia
    4 May 2009 (0)

    Tourists from across the globe visit Greece to bask in the sun, float in blue waters, be uplifted by the cloudless sky of the immortals and sense the past in the redolent ruins.

  • Painter explores the purity of the golden thread
    30 Mar 2009 Vicky Tsaconas (0)

    Angela Dionysopoulos is investigating the thread. Golden thread is the prevalent image and a key medium in her latest series of paintings.

  • Raks Delian dilemma
    10 Mar 2009 Fotis Kapetopoulos (0)

    Chris Raks is well known for his large-scale public works in Melbourne and Sydney, and for his interior architectures.

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