Artist Resume
EDUCATION
Ph.D., 1992, The University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, Environmental Psychology
M.S., 1985, The University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, Psychology and Statistics
B.A., 1980, North College, Thessaloniki, Greece, Psychology
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2009-2010, Lookout Mountain Gallery, Chattanooga
2009, Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System, Atlanta
2008, Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System, Atlanta
2008, Walter LeCroy Gallery, New York Hall of Science, New York
2008, Naomi Silva Gallery, Solo Show, Atlanta
2006-2007, Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, Collector Prints Featured Artist, Atlanta
2006, International Interior Design Association (IIDA), Beltline Benefit, Atlanta
2006, Naomi Silva Gallery, Three-person Show, Atlanta
2006, Center for Fine Art Photography, On The Edge, Group Show, Denver
2006, Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, Over the Edge, Group Show, Atlanta
2005, Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, Alternative Photography, Group Show, Atlanta
2005, Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, Over the Edge, Group Show, Atlanta
2004, Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, Anna Walker Skillman selections, Atlanta
2004, Momus Gallery, Remember My Name, Group Show, Atlanta
2004, Southeastern Flower Show, Juried Exhibition, Atlanta
2003, Naomi Silva Gallery, Group Show, Atlanta
2003, MOCA GA, Push Pin Show, Atlanta
2003, Atlanta Photography Group Gallery, Fay Gold Selects, Group Show, Atlanta
REVIEWS AND AWARDS
Jurors’ Choice Award, IIDA Beltline Benefit, Atlanta, 2006
Creative Loafing: “Up, up and away”, by Felicia Feaster, 7/26/2006
The Georgia Review: Art: Lily E. Smernou: “New Worlds”, Volume LIX, Number 4, Winter 2005
The Atlanta Journal Constitution: “In a Snap, Ingenuity”, by Jerry Cullum, 5/26/2005
The Atlanta Journal Constitution: “Reality with a Twist”, by Jerry Cullum, 8/12/2004
Creative Loafing: “Exposed: Look More”, by Felicia Feaster, 8/05/2004
Southeastern Flower Show, First Prize, 2004
CORPORATE ART INSTALLATIONS
The Glenn Hotel, Atlanta: One hundred and ten rooms
TWELVE Hotel and Residences, Atlantic Station, Atlanta: Forty nine rooms
U.S. Micro Corporation, Atlanta: Large scale installations