Current exhibition
Iza Koczanowska —
The Tunnels Do Not Echo
20.09 — 05.10
Thu+Fri 5-6pm
Sat+Sun 3-6pm
Iza Koczanowska (born 1988) is an interdisciplinary artist and interior architect whose work bridges photographic performance, video, and installation across both physical and digital spaces. Research plays a pivotal role in her work, holding equal importance to an empirical approach that often delves into the uncomfortable. Her practice combines speculative realities with documentary elements and personal experience. She is particularly interested in social ecology and the defence mechanisms we create to cope with the dysfunctions of capitalism and the existential threats posed by climate shifts and social inequalities.
Koczanowska studied Intermedia and Interior Architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, as well as at the École nationale supérieure d’arts de Paris – Cergy. She is currently pursuing a MIARD program at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam.
Opening hours:
20.09 — 05.10
Thu+Fri 5-6pm
Sat+Sun 3-6pm
+ by appointment
Past exhibitions
Olympia Antoniadis (b. 1994) grew up in South Australia and is the third generation of Greek immigrants who migrated to Australia in the late 50s. She is currently based in Melbourne, working on Wurundjeri land. Her most recent works uncover her personal experience with existential themes and the transient nature of memory. She is interested in conscious and unconscious states of mind and the symbolism and materiality of psychological spaces and mental narratives.
Olympia completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts at the Victorian College of Arts (2015) and holds a Masters of Art Therapy from La Trobe University (2023). Olympia has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Australia. This is her first time exhibiting in Greece and internationally.
@olympia.antoniadis
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Olympia completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts at the Victorian College of Arts (2015) and holds a Masters of Art Therapy from La Trobe University (2023). Olympia has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Australia. This is her first time exhibiting in Greece and internationally.
@olympia.antoniadis
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Clare Aimée, artist and massage therapist, presents an ongoing project in which she offers massage for exchange. For three days, she will turn Living Room into a massage studio where you are invited to make an appointment. Instead of monetary transactions, other forms of trade are encouraged.
A consideration contingent upon the other, together we decide on what feels fair for the both of us. The agreed upon reciprocities will be on display at the opening, Saturday 18th of May at 8pm.
Clare Aimée (b. 1992 on lək̓ʷəŋən territory, Vancouver Island) is a Canadian artist that has been working in Iceland for the last 8 years. She graduated with a BA degreee in Fine Arts from the Icelandic University of the Arts in 2020 and went on academic exchange at The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague in 2019, Czech Republic.
The project was partially funded by @samband_isl_mynd_sim
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A consideration contingent upon the other, together we decide on what feels fair for the both of us. The agreed upon reciprocities will be on display at the opening, Saturday 18th of May at 8pm.
Clare Aimée (b. 1992 on lək̓ʷəŋən territory, Vancouver Island) is a Canadian artist that has been working in Iceland for the last 8 years. She graduated with a BA degreee in Fine Arts from the Icelandic University of the Arts in 2020 and went on academic exchange at The Academy of Fine Arts in Prague in 2019, Czech Republic.
The project was partially funded by @samband_isl_mynd_sim
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Eva Ísleifs was born in 1982 in Reykjavik, Iceland. She received her BA-degree in Fine Arts from the Icelandic University of the Arts in 2008 and her MFA-degree in Sculpture from Edinburgh College of Art.
Eva’s works have been exhibited in many places across Europe. Recent exhibitions are the solo exhibition, ‘The Earth is my Bed’ in Kling&Bang and ‘HIC SVNT DRACONES’ in Gallerí Kverk in Reykjavik, Iceland and ‘Getting out of Zola’ in MEME in Athens, Greece. Eva also curated ‘HEAD to HEAD’ which took place in Athens in 2021 in collaboration with Kling&Bang and will take place in Reykjavik in 2024. She also curated the biennale Staðir/Places 2013 in collaboration with Þorgerður Ólafsdóttir and Becky Forsythe.
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Eva’s works have been exhibited in many places across Europe. Recent exhibitions are the solo exhibition, ‘The Earth is my Bed’ in Kling&Bang and ‘HIC SVNT DRACONES’ in Gallerí Kverk in Reykjavik, Iceland and ‘Getting out of Zola’ in MEME in Athens, Greece. Eva also curated ‘HEAD to HEAD’ which took place in Athens in 2021 in collaboration with Kling&Bang and will take place in Reykjavik in 2024. She also curated the biennale Staðir/Places 2013 in collaboration with Þorgerður Ólafsdóttir and Becky Forsythe.
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