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Phyllis Fiotakis is a Greek-Australian artist born in Hobart, Tasmania. The daughter of immigrants, she explores stories of place, culture, belonging and memory. Her works seek to create personal narratives around these concepts using a variety of printmaking techniques, while also incorporating drawing, painting and mixed-media collage into her practice.

She has a Bachelor of Fine Art from the University of Tasmania and has exhibited in Australia and the Middle-East. 

Her early works were largely based on her experiences of growing up as a First Generation Australian in Hobart. Her practice has since continued to reflect upon experiences of her own emigration and sense of displacement, observations on the way culture shapes the everyday, and the feeling of being 'in between' cultures.

solo exhibitions

2018               The Kingdom Retrospective, Sidespace Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart

1989                Yes Please, Cosgrove Gallery, Hobart

group exhibitions

2017               Mini Print Show, Sidespace Gallery, Hobart

2017               Unique State, Moonah Arts Centre, Hobart

2016               Mini Print Show, Sidespace Gallery, Hobart

2015               Embracing Diversity, Schoolhouse Gallery, Rosny Park, Hobart

2015               Mini Print Show, Sidespace Gallery, Hobart

2013               Maker's Mark, Schoolhouse Gallery, Rosny Park, Hobart

2005               Straight off the Press, Dhahran Art Centre, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

1988               Tasmanian Printmakers, Long Gallery, Hobart

1984               Chameleon Printmakers Tasmania, Chameleon Inc. Studios and Gallery, Hobart

1984               Bachelor of Fine Art and Art Teaching, University of Tasmania, Hobart

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