Tasos Dimos
Dimos in 2022
Born	(1960-12-28)28 December 1960 (age 64) Neo Psychiko, Greece
Alma mater	Athens School of Fine Arts
Occupation(s)	Painter,sculptor
Years active	1980s–present
Spouse	Katerina Zionga
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Anastasios "Tasos" Dimos (Greek: Αναστάσιος «Τάσος» Δήμος) is a Greek painter and sculptor. He was born in Athens in 1960, and he studied at theAthens School of Fine Arts (A.S.F.A.).^[1] His resume includes over a hundred solo and group exhibitions.^[2] His paintings are featured in many public and private collections in Greece, the United States, Japan, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Germany, Cyprus and Saudi Arabia.^[3][4]

Tasos Dimos was born inNeo Psychiko, Attica, north of the municipality of Athens,^[5] on December 28, 1960. He comes fromArta andIoannina.^[6]

He began his studies in the workshop of the painter,Georgios Vakirtzis, in 1979, and enrolled at the Athens School of Fine Arts in 1983.^[7] His professors were Demosthenes Kokkinidis,Dimitris Mytaras, Vangelis Dimitreas andMarina Lambraki-Plaka.^[8] He received scholarships from the Greek State and in 1988 he graduated with honors.^[9] He continued his studies at theHochschule der Künste in Berlin with a scholarship fromBosch, under Syrian painterMarwan Kassab-Bachi.^[10] He is a member of theChamber of Fine Arts of Greece since 1989.^[11]

In 1984, he married Katerina Zionga and they had two children together, George and Maria.^[12] He has been a resident ofPapagou-Cholargos for several years now.^[13]

From 2001 onwards,^[14] he has been participating (with various galleries), in many annual art fairs, such asArt Athina and Art Thessaloniki.^[15][16][17]

His paintings can be found at theGoulandris Museum of Contemporary Art,^[18][19] theNational Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST),^[20] theAverof Art Gallery,^[21] the municipal galleries of Papagou-Cholargos,^[22][23] Corinth and Karditsa,^[24][25] theA.S.F.A., theParnassos Literary Society,^[26] and theHellenic Parliament^[27] collections, the Heraklion Museum of Visual Arts,^[28] the C. & S. Moshandreou collection^[29][30][31] and the Copelouzos Family Art Museum.^[32]

His style has been influenced by theImpressionist movement, with someExpressionist elements.^[33] His paintings often feature children^[34][35] and female figures, against an abstract or minimalist background.^[36] Many critics and art historians have written about his work, including Dora Markatos,^[37] Athena Schina^[38] and Konstantinos Papachristos, of theBenaki Museum,^[39][40] as well as PhD in Economic and Social Sciences at theUniversity of Geneva, Meletis Meletopoulos.^[41]

• 1989 "15th Meeting of Young Creators", solo exhibition atOra Cultural Centre, Athens.^[42]
• 1995 "Paradise Lost", solo exhibition at Galerie Titanium, Athens. Curated by Art Historian Nelly Misirli,^[43] of theNational Gallery.
• 2003 "Communicative Art", solo exhibition at the Château de Coudrée, Geneva, sponsored byLockheed Martin^[44]
• 2005 "Ports of Hellenism", a group exhibition of port paintings at the State Museum of Contemporary Art in Thessaloniki, in collaboration with the International Visual Arts Center AENAON^[45]
• 2023 "The Greek Epic of 1940", solo exhibition at theAthens War Museum.^[46]

• (2011)Ferae Naturae. Athens: Nereus Publishers.
• (2019)Starting Point. Athens: Kourd Gallery.^[47]

• Tasos Dimos on the Saatchi Gallery website
• Tasos Dimos on the Art22 website
• Tasos Dimos on the Nikias.gr website

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