Depo Darm / Skoufa Gallery
ATHENS,GREECE

Stand C11

DEPO DARM is a contemporary art space that focuses on selecting and promoting the visual work of both emerging but noteworthy young artists and established practitioners who stand out for their high technical capacity and their particular conceptual narration. Aiming to build its artists’ careers, the gallery regularly presents the evolution of their work in group or solo exhibitions that are usually curated by the in-house creative team; they are displayed on its premises, which stand out for their special architectural identity of austere straight and horizontal lines. In the context of maintaining its dedication to the artists, DEPO DARM also participates in Art Fairs, encouraging artistic experimentation on new concepts and innovative ways of expression.

Skoufa Gallery opened in 1981 at Kolonaki, Athens, exhibiting works by contemporary Greek artists. Specialising in contemporary art and representing over 30 artists, the gallery showcases the works of some of the most established and influential, mainly Greek, artists today with a program of mainly solo shows and some group exhibitions curated at the gallery’s spaces, as well as in other prestigious locations in Athens. Skoufa gallery represents its artists at international art fairs, promoting their work by demonstrating innovative ideas in painting, sculpture, works on paper, design objects and ceramics to the European art world. Active in primary and secondary markets Skoufa Gallery provides advice to private and corporate collectors, art consulting to residential, hospitality and architectural projects and in cooperation with art historians provides curatorial expertise. Operating for more than forty years, the gallery has gained a very good reputation for quality and integrity, serving a demanding and well-informed clientele.

Pavlos Tsakonas, Cluster, 2024, 180 x 150cm. Courtesy the Artist and Depo Darm

George Hadoulis. Courtesy the Artist and Skoufa Gallery

EXHIBITING ARTISTS

Pavlos Tsakonas

George Hadoulis