CASPAR BAUM /
TEO DASCALAKIS /
CHRISTELLA DEMETRIOU /
YIANNIS FOKAS /
KOSTIS GEORGIOU /
GIORGOS GIANNOPOULOS /
STAVROS HATZIOANNOU /
HARALABOS KATSATSIDIS /
SANDY KOPITOPOULOS /
EVANGELOS KOUZOUNIS /
ISEULT LABOTE /
GIORGOS LANARAS /
KIKOS LANITIS /
JANNIS MARKOPOULOS /
NICOLAS PANAYOTOU /
KOSTAS PAPASTAMOULIS /
ANTONIA PAPATZANAKI /
IRAKLIS PARCHARIDIS /
KONSTANTINOS POLIOUDAKIS /
PAUL SAROGLOU /
EVI SIDERI /
PETROS SOROPANIS /
DIMITRIS SOULIOTIS /
STYLIANOS SPYROU /
NIKOS THOMAS /
KONSTANTINOS TOLIS /
MARO VANDOROU /
PAVLOS VAZAKAS /
CHRISTOS VOUYOUKLIS /
APOSTOLOS YAYANNOS /
STYLIANOS SPYROU
Exhibitions at Titanium:
Stylianos Spyrou was born in Athens in 1931. He studied Byzantine painting and worked with artist Fotis Kontoglou from 1949 to 1952. From 1953 to 1956 he collaborated with artist Stefanos Almaliotis, using the decorecolla technique, to paint the Upcoming Attractions billboards for the Orpheus Movie Theater in Athens.
He concentrated on abstract expressionist painting and was represented exclusively abroad by the El Greco Gallery in Montreal, Canada. In 1961 the artist assumed the position of official iconographer of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America in New York where he remained permanently.
He studied architecture at the City University of New York and modern painting at the Art Students League from 1962 to 1964 and formed an art studio with sculptor Nikos Ikaris in New York in 1964. His work may be found in private and foundation collections in the United States, Canada, Greece and Cyprus. Stylianos Spyrou is a Member of the Greek Council of Arts and currently resides in Greece.
Solo Exhibitions:
* 2009 Titanium Yiayiannos Galery, Athens, Greece
* 2005 VR Gallery, Athens, Greece
* 2003 YIAYIANNOS Gallery, Athens, Greece
* 1997 Obelisk Gallery, Lefkosia, Cyprus
* 1996 Retrospective Show entitled “Return”, Municipality of Athens (Cultural Center), Athens, Greece
* 1995 Retrospective Show entitled “Applications on Abstract Expressionism”
METROPOLIS GALLERIES, New York City, U.S.A.
* 1993 “Praxis2”, Consulate General of Greece in New York, New York, U.S.A.
* 1992 Galerie TITANIUM, Athens, Greece
In cooperation with the Vorres Museum
* 1982 New York Athletic Club, New York, U.S.A.
* 1981 West End Gallery, New York, U.S.A.
* 1959 El Greco Gallery, Montreal, Canada
* 1958 Hotel New England, Athens, Greece
* 1956 Institute of Macedonian Studies, Thessalonica, Greece
Group Exhibitions:
* 1961 “5 New Talents”, Elinor Lewenthal Gallery, New York, U.S.A.
He concentrated on abstract expressionist painting and was represented exclusively abroad by the El Greco Gallery in Montreal, Canada. In 1961 the artist assumed the position of official iconographer of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America in New York where he remained permanently.
He studied architecture at the City University of New York and modern painting at the Art Students League from 1962 to 1964 and formed an art studio with sculptor Nikos Ikaris in New York in 1964. His work may be found in private and foundation collections in the United States, Canada, Greece and Cyprus. Stylianos Spyrou is a Member of the Greek Council of Arts and currently resides in Greece.
Solo Exhibitions:
* 2009 Titanium Yiayiannos Galery, Athens, Greece
* 2005 VR Gallery, Athens, Greece
* 2003 YIAYIANNOS Gallery, Athens, Greece
* 1997 Obelisk Gallery, Lefkosia, Cyprus
* 1996 Retrospective Show entitled “Return”, Municipality of Athens (Cultural Center), Athens, Greece
* 1995 Retrospective Show entitled “Applications on Abstract Expressionism”
METROPOLIS GALLERIES, New York City, U.S.A.
* 1993 “Praxis2”, Consulate General of Greece in New York, New York, U.S.A.
* 1992 Galerie TITANIUM, Athens, Greece
In cooperation with the Vorres Museum
* 1982 New York Athletic Club, New York, U.S.A.
* 1981 West End Gallery, New York, U.S.A.
* 1959 El Greco Gallery, Montreal, Canada
* 1958 Hotel New England, Athens, Greece
* 1956 Institute of Macedonian Studies, Thessalonica, Greece
Group Exhibitions:
* 1961 “5 New Talents”, Elinor Lewenthal Gallery, New York, U.S.A.
