‘IN THE NAME OF ART, I AM NOTHING AND EVERYTHING’ is the title of celebrated Greek artist, Stavros Kotsireas, who will feature his latest work as a solo exhibit in one of London’s most dynamic venues, the Copeland Gallery in Peckham’s resurgent Rye Lane. ThreeSixty are delighted that Stavros has invited us to manage the PR and event coordination.
So, get your diaries out now and save the dates : 3 June – 11 June 2017.
UK based Stavros has enjoyed huge success around the globe at leading art fairs. The reaction to his latest collection of bronze sculptures and paintings ‘In the name of art I am nothing and everything’ has been phenomenal, most recently in his native Greece. We go back a long way, too and are huge fans.. Dazzled by an exhibit of his landscape impressionist artworks in Athens – a decade ago – we wrote a lead feature in a Greek business review.
Stavros has chosen the historic industrial venue in south east London’s artistic hotspot, Peckham, as the perfect backdrop for the springtime show.
It will include eight landmark pieces such as ‘Love Poem’ cast in a legendary foundry in Athens, Greece, the same one used by Sir Peter Blake. Alongside these, Stavros will showcase his concept called Silent Nature in evocative paintings and 3D constructions designed to provoke and offer insight into how the artist works in his studio.
For the first time, visitors can see the origins of the still life displayed with the finished pieces. Stavros wants to lay bare the inspiration of his personal statements, normally left behind in the studio. One already singled out is entitled ‘, is a mixed media diptych of gold leaf, money, wood, news articles and oil on canvas.
‘My new works is designed for investors’ says Stavros. ‘I’ve invested the last five years creating Silent Nature which is a homage to the physical world which inspires me’ he adds.
‘This exhibition is the best of my work; and I am proud to show it in the world’s leading art centre: London.’
Smart collectors are already investing the Silent Nature collection, before the London show, via www.kotsireas.com
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