Basil Papoutsidis
Artist Profile
Biography
Through a fanaticism with the behaviours of steel, Papoutsidis explores the sculptural contexts of formalist abstraction. Interested in the cultural references and engineering of automotive culture, this sculptural practice explores the theoretical ideas of design pitted against the realities of construction.
Basil Papoutsidis is a practicing, Melbourne-based artist who previously completed a BFA (Visual Art) at the University of Melbourne (VCA) in 2014.
Through a fanaticism with the behaviours of steel, Papoutsidis explores the sculptural contexts of formalist abstraction. Interested in the cultural references and engineering of automotive culture, this sculptural practice explores the theoretical ideas of design pitted against the realities of construction.
Basil Papoutsidis is a practicing, Melbourne-based artist who previously completed a BFA (Visual Art) at the University of Melbourne (VCA) in 2014.
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2021 Bent Chassis, James Makin Gallery (Forthcoming)
2019 Sunburn on one arm, Neospace, Melbourne
2018 Ten years of Tuesday Nights, Offsite, Melbourne
2018 Digging on grade, Neospace, Melbourne
2017 Roughing in, Fitting out, Bus Projects, Melbourne
2017 Malibu Mile, Long Division Gallery, Melbourne
2017 Aftermarket, Stockroom, Kyneton
2016 Darlington Stripe, Anna Pappas Gallery, Melbourne
2016 Camber, C3, Melbourne
2016 Livery, Nicholas Projects, Melbourne. Opened by Jonny Niesche
2016 Sunday Ride, Seventh Gallery, Melbourne
2015 Auto Salon, Kings ARI, Melbourne
2015 HK-GTS, Boom Gallery, Newtown VIC
2015 GT, Rubicon ARI, North Melbourne
SELECTED GOUP EXHIBITIONS
2021 Full House, 1/64 Hapua, Auckland, New Zealand
2021 Summer New, James Makin Gallery, Melbourne
2020 Summer New, James Makin Gallery, Melbourne
2019 Summer New, James Makin Gallery, Melbourne
2018 Summer New, James Makin Gallery, Melbourne
2016 Annual fundraiser, Seventh Gallery, Melbourne
2014 International Mokuhanga Conference, Geidai in Tokyo, Japan
2014 VCA Graduate exhibit, The University of Melbourne (VCA), Southbank
2013 Proud, Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Southbank
