Born in Port-Said, Egypt in 1960.
Lives and works in Berlin, Germany.
Education
1986 London Business School, MBA
1984 London School of Economics, MSc European Studies
1983 City of London Polytechnic, BA (Hons), Economics
Solo Exhibitions
2007
"Polaroids", Nice & Fit, Berlin
2004
Nice & Fit, Berlin
2003
“Love, life & death”, Eleni Koroneou Gallery, Athens, (with Dana Chang)
Group Exhibitions
2006
"The First Andros International", Andros, Greece
2005
“Die Februar Show”, Nice & Fit, Berlin
2003
“Photography Now”, Eleni Koroneou Gallery
Film and Media
2004
“Killing me softly”, color dv, 18 min, writer, director.
2000
“The Attack of the Giant Moussaka” (dir. Panos Koutras), in color, 103 min, associate producer
2000
“Digital insignia #1”, color dv, 4.5 min, writer, director
Special Projects & Events
2005
“Nice & Fit in Athens”, Screening of “Killing me softly”, Athens, January 16
2004
“Nice & Fit”, Vogue Hellas, July, p.91
“Ion Constas photographs Monument to Now”, Time-Out Athens, June 24, p.82
Bibliography
2007
Jan Sobottka, "Ion Constas",catonbed.de
2004
“Ion Constas: Je ne veux plus souffrir le jour”, strippedbare, March, front and back
Despina Zeykili, ‘Being Modern”, Athinorama, 19 - 25 March
“Art Highlights”, EXBERLINER, December, p. 43
2003
Andrea Gilbert, “Dana Chang and Ion Constas”, Time-Out Athens, 6 –13 November, p.89
Editor’s art choices, “Love, life & death”, Athinorama, 16 – 23 October
Art Editorial, “Love, Life & Death”, Time-Out Athens, 27 Nov – 3 Dec, p.102
George Karouzakis, “Love, life and death in art”, Eleutherotipia, 23 October
George Kelefis, “Shouting”, Amaze, December, p.21
Alexandra Koroxenides, “Photography exhibition captures still mood of autumn melancholy”, International Herald Tribune, August 9
Maria Marangou, “The unbearable agony of being a gallerist”, Eleutherotipia, 3 November
Athens Arts Guide Cover, Athens Voice, October 30 – November 5
Short List, Athens Choices, “Love, life and death”, Athens Voice, 23 – 29 October
Marina Tsiklitira, “Photography and painting dialogue”, Axia, November 1
Despina Zeykili, “Lights on the curator”, Athinorama, October 30 – November 6, p.114 |
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