Education
2021 BA(hons): Fine Arts, Glasgow School of Art
2019 Pratt Institute
Publications/Zines
2022 The Skinny Magazine, June 2022 Issue
2021 The Skinny Magazine, June 2021 Issue
2021 REFRACTIONS Zine, Issue 1
Exhibitions
2022 Active Activism Act by Vibe Experience
IDEAL, Barcelona ES
2022 15th Edition Glasgow Short Film Festival
CCA, Glasgow UK
2021 Interlude Films - Private Show
ISO Design, Glasgow UK
2021 Best of Degree Show
Six Foot Gallery, Glasgow UK
2021 Interlude Film Festival
Transmission Gallery, Glasgow UK
2021 Alternative Degree Show Festival
Multiple Venues (The Pipe Factory, 16 Nicholson Street Gallery, Wasps Studios), Glasgow UK
2021 GSA Showcase 2021
Glasgow School of Art, Online
2020 Goose Chase
House for an Art Lover, Glasgow UK
2020 IMG_021: Film Sreening
CCA, Glasgow UK
2019 Purity Shines
Rogart Street Campus, Glasgow UK
2019 Grab the beehive. Cut it in half. Lick the honey.
Wasps Artist Studios, Glasgow UK
2018 IMG_001
16th Nicholson Street Gallery, Glasgow UK
Interviews/Podcasts
2021 Interlude Films, Julia Johnstone and Eirini Kalogera in conversation with Chloe Charlton,
Online
Eirini Kalogera
Glasgow based artist Eirini Kalogera focuses in challenging the functions and materials of everyday objects and reappropriating them in order to reach new meanings regarding the familiarity and purpose of their being.
Her art is about looking, observing; drawing inspiration from the domestic objects around her and their formal qualities that usually go unnoticed due to the fact that we are so accustomed to them.
She get inspired by their everydayness and function to create her own interpretations, at times stripping them bare of their purpose of existence or shifting the attention of the viewer to its form, making them objects of aesthetic admiration.
Her goal is to make people actively look at the objects, rather than passively perceive them.
Her art is about looking, observing; drawing inspiration from the domestic objects around her and their formal qualities that usually go unnoticed due to the fact that we are so accustomed to them.
She get inspired by their everydayness and function to create her own interpretations, at times stripping them bare of their purpose of existence or shifting the attention of the viewer to its form, making them objects of aesthetic admiration.
Her goal is to make people actively look at the objects, rather than passively perceive them.
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