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TITA BONATSOU (Greece, Patras 25.03 / act: Athens) |
Tita Bonatsou was born on 25 March at Patras, Greece. She received a scholarship at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia - Scuola Nazionale di Cinema (1983-1985) under Vittorio Storaro and Brian De Palma. She continued her studies of directing and photography at Hunter College, Manhattan New York (1985-1989). She has worked as a director, photographer and presenter at the following channels: Alpha Group; Audio Visual Research; Thirteen/WNET, New York; EMIAL S.A. Columbia; Legend Comp.; Mega; Polis TV; Seven-X; Sky; and Star. In 2008 she was awrded the first prize at the 10th International Cinema Festival of Patras.Tita Bonatsou presented the following personal exhibitions: Photography: A Silent Song, Olympic Stadium, Athens (1992); Photo Paintings, Ersi's Gallery, Athens (1993); Photopaintings, Gallery Alba, Athens (1993); Gallery Epikentro, Athens (1993); ...Is Super 8 Past?, Athens (1997); Gallery Saporis, Athens (1999); In 3 Moments, ZHN DZN, Athens (2006); Galleria Fanucci, Rome, Italy (2007); and WOMA-N-ATURE, Astrolavos Art Galleries, Athens (2008). She also took part in the following group exhibitons: 57 Street & Lexington Avenue, C.U.N.Y., New York, USA (1989); Gallery Epikentro, Athens (1994); Megaron of the Duchess of Plaisance, Athens (1997); 1st Festival for Art & Technology, Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Athens (1998); Month of Photography,WWF Hellas, Athens (2001); Toxic, DESTE Foundation, Athens (2001); Woman in Art, Gallery Zervas, Patras (2002); 2nd International Art Festival of Turkey, Ayvalik, Turkey (2002); Festival of Arts & Music, Dora Stratou Theater, Athens (2005); International Biennale of Contemporary Art, Tashkent, Uzbekistan (2007); Hearts in Athens, Athens (2008); b.creative.event, Lofts, Athens (2008); Video Art Festival, ElectroMediaWorks - EMW, Athens (2008); and Silent Dialogues: Multimedia Portraits Throughout Time, The American College of Greece, Athens (2008).
Tita Bonatsou currently lives and wors in Athens, Greece.
[Megakles Rogakos 03/2008]
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
KONTOLETZIDOU, DOROTHEA Tita Bonatsou: In 3 Moments 2006 ZHN DZN, Athens
