Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou
Goldsmiths MFA Award
2021
Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou lives and works between London and Athens. Her work consists of multi-material installations, imperceptible infiltrations, piercing sounds and dominating constructions. The mix of the different elements signals ideas of transformation, invasions, quiet shifts, and alterations. She utilizes an underlying yet strong sense of intense control, submission, and sharpness. Everything becomes actively harmful.
Solo shows include: Phaneromene, Palfrey gallery, London (2020),To Host, The Change Room, London (2019), curated by Oana Damir. Her work has been included in group exhibitions and screenings such as Me and my friends part 1, curated by Andreas Mallouris, Korai project Space, Cyprus (2020), London Grads Now, curated by Januario Jano, Saatchi gallery, London (2020), Ways and Means at skelf.org (2020), Pou sou nefko pou paeis, Korai project space - Nicosia, Cyprus (2020), [heterotopias], Oen Gallery curated by Felice Moramarco, Kabelvag, Norway (2020), Thou do with me what you wish, DEPTFORD X, Take courage gallery, London (2019), The one that wasn’t invited, curated by Naz Balkaya, SB34 The Pool, Brussels (2019), LONG LIVE THE NEW FLESH, Manyhands, London (2019), An earthly matter, curated by Margarita Kataga, Ileana Tounta Gallery, Athens (2018).
Evangelia was selected by Natasha Hoare, Curator at Goldsmiths CCA, artists Appau-Junior Boakye Yiadom and David Batchelor, and Charlie Coffey (Residencies & Awards Programme Manager, Acme) from a shortlist of six MFA graduate artists at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Goldsmiths MFA Award
The Goldsmiths MFA Award is a partnership between Acme, Goldsmiths, University of London and Jane Hamlyn. Aiming to provide a bridge between art school and professional practice, the award includes a generous bursary, rent-free studio space and a mentoring programme. Recipients of Acme’s Early Career Awards Programme work from shared studios in order to encourage an environment of peer support and critical dialogue.