Nana Varveropoulou is a photographer, artist and Senior Lecturer on the BA (Hons) Photography programme at KSA (year leader for Level 6)
Nana's work explores issues of human rights, migration and identity through the investigation of personal spaces and individual experiences, often through the process of collaboration. Nana also works as an editorial photographer for various UK and European publications and as an artist/facilitator, supporting various communities and under-privileged groups in the UK in the process of developing community led art projects responding to key issues affecting them, through the production of artwork and creative interventions.
Nana's work has been published, exhibited and presented in conferences in the UK and internationally. Examples of her work can be seen in https://www.nanav.com/.
Selected (recent) Exhibitions
2019 Ginnel Photo Festival
2019 209 Women, Open Eye Gallery
2018 209 Women, Houses of Parliament
2018 Family of No Man, Arles Cosmos 2018,Arles
2017 The System of Systems, Grace Gallery, Athens (Documenta '17)
2016 Here, Now, Horniman Museum, London
2015 Dis/Placed, Shoreditch Town Hall, London
2015 Adopting Britain, 70 Years of Migration - Southbank Centre, London
2014 Refugee Week UK 2014, London
2013 Platforma Festival 2013 – Martin Harris Centre, University of Manchester
2011 Counterpoint-Rochelle School, London
2011 Celebrating Sanctuary Festival - Southbank, London
2010 Hold Up - Space Gallery, Photomonth 2010, London
2008 Borderspaces - Schwartz Gallery, London
2008 In Transition Russia 2008 - National Centre of Contemporary Art (NCCA), Ekaterinburg and Moscow.
Selected Commercial Clients
The Guardian
The Telegraph
House of Commons
The Cabinet Office
Refugee Council
Counterpoints Arts
Migrant Resource Centre
World Land Trust
Channel 5
Vogue (Greece)
Conde Nast Publishing
Liberty London
You Magazine