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A Series of Travelling Art Shows in Greece, France, and Brazil
Anastasios Presvelis - Greece
Andreas Kargsten – Sweden / Greece
Caterina Aslanidou - Greece
Caterina Canellis - Greece
Children’s paintings from Georgia
Christella Demetriou - Cyprus / Australia
Constance Thalken - USA
Cristina Schleder – Brazil
Dimitra Goussi (1) - Greece
Dimitra Goussi (2) - Greece
Eirini Tsiraki - Greece
Elli Xatziantoniou - Greece
Elpida Iatrou - Greece
Elsa Tatsi - Greece
Giannis Andriomenos - Greece
Inna Cymlich Janse - Brazil / Australia
Konstantinos Pantelakis - Greece
Luci Torres - Brazil
Marcelo Bicalho - Brazil
Nancy Andrade Pinto (Fletea) - Brazil
Nicola Damiani - Italy
Niki Kapokaki – Greece
Noêmia Nunes – Brazil
Osório Garcia - Brazil
Oscar Araripe - Brazil
Sotiria Thomopoulou - Greece
Vanda Chalyvopoulou - Greece
Melody Reeves - USA
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art exhibitions in Greece - autumn 2007
Contemporary Pursuit
Description of Work
| Constructed primarily of petroleum products and echoing the ancient form of the Ephesian Diana, Contemporary Pursuit is a metaphorical garment for ancient, perennial lines of human contemplation: our fascination with products of technological sophistication, our awareness of the costs and benefits in utilizing natural resources, our decisions to give and take from the world around us, and the locations where we choose to manifest our reverence. |
Artist Biography
The work of Melody Reeves investigates the complex of worlds framed by our intertwining economic, social, natural and cultural spheres. She uses a wide range of materials and systems of thought, examining pivotal points of spiritual navigation through a trans-disciplinary vocabulary of assimilation, improvisation, and contemplation. A Lecturer in Three-Dimensional Design at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, she received undergraduate and graduate degrees in Fine Arts at the University of California and the University of Tennessee. Her work as an artist has been deeply informed by her work with community-based organizations, focusing on how marginalized communities can broaden access to cultural, political and economic resources. She has exhibited most recently at the Orozco Gallery, Mexico City, at the National University in Khabarovsk, Russia, and at the Biennale Iberoamerican de Lima, Peru.
Contact information for US artist Melody Reeves
mreeves7 nWo juno.com
