Lo and Behold

Athens, Athens, Greece

12 Geraniou str., K.Chalandri
152 31 Athens
Greece
www.loandbehold.gr
www.facebook.com/lab.loandbehold

info@loandbehold.gr

LO AND BEHOLD is an artist-run non-profit organisation based in Athens whose aim is to produce and promote cultural activities, both in Greece and abroad, with a focus on contemporary art.

LO AND BEHOLD’s objective is to highlight anew the work of art itself and the stragegies used for its production, a result of research and thought, independent of its commercial standing. Further, LO AND BEHOLD intends to promote and manage contemporary art projects in a flexible and targeted manner, in diverse cultural and social surroundings, an approach unconfined by the conventionality that is often encountered in local, more restricted contexts.

The creation of such a platform not only allows, but also aims at, dialogue, and the immediate involvement of diverse social and cultural frameworks from all over Europe. This dialogue regarding research and experimentation concerning new methods in contemporary art, as well as dialogue about strategies for the creation and management of the work of art, are all important matters: probably more so than ever, given the present economic and geo-cultural conditions.

Joel Hurlburt, "Object at Rest in 100 Views: Lamp", 50 x 50 cm, Lambda Print, 2012
Yiannis Papadopoulos, "Lackograph or the Nothing Machine", wooden device, wax, rituals, dimensions adjustable, 2011-2012
Kostas Christopoulos, "Untitled", collage with newspapers, 60 x 42 cm, 2012 Courtesy of the artist and Zoumboulakis Galleries.
Nina Papaconstantinou, "Music Lesson I", pencil on paper, 40cm x 30 cm, 2012 Courtesy of the artist and Kalfayan galleries Athens-Thessaloniki.
Johan Svensson, "Till Death Do Us Part", akrylic on paper, 40x30 cm, 2012
Marja-leena Sillanpää, "Later we might be balloon birds and levitate" (Sen kanske vi blir ballongfåglar och svävar), letterpress print, 2012
Simon Larbalestier, "I Can Be Somewhere Else While Staying Here #3", c-type photograph (dimensions variable), 2012
Julia Marsh, "Platitudes and Promises, Pennies and Principles, Passed and Present", poster project, 2012
Jinsik Shin, "a taste (of death)" series #9, 420 mm x 594 mm, digital print, 1996