Curatorial Services | Associate Curator | Consultant

by Anna Chassanakou

Photography · Visual Culture · Contemporary Art

Anna Chassanakou is a curator specialising in visual arts and photography. Her practice brings together art history, visual culture and exhibition making, with a particular interest in photography and lens-based practices as fields of contemporary visual expression.

Her work focuses on concept-driven exhibitions, curatorial research and writing, and exhibition design, combining theoretical research with spatial narrative and exhibition production. She has collaborated with galleries, institutions and independent art spaces in Greece and abroad, working across photography, contemporary visual arts and multidisciplinary projects.

Curatorial Services

Curatorial support for photographers and visual artists, from the early development of a project to its final presentation.

Portfolio Reviews

Critical assessment and professional feedback on existing bodies of work, with attention to artistic direction, coherence and development.

Photographic Project Development

Curatorial guidance in developing photographic projects from an initial idea or ongoing body of work into a clearly articulated project.

Concept & Theoretical Framing

Development of the conceptual, historical and theoretical framework surrounding a photographic or visual arts project.

Selection, Sequencing & Narrative

Image selection and sequencing to establish rhythm, relationships and a coherent visual narrative across portfolios, exhibitions and publications.

Artist Statements & Curatorial Texts

Development and editing of artist statements, project descriptions, exhibition texts and curatorial essays that articulate the ideas and context of the work.

Exhibition Concepts & Installation

Development of exhibition concepts, spatial narratives and approaches to the presentation and installation of photographic and visual artworks.

Curatorial Advisory

Individualcuratorial consultation for photographers and visual artists seeking critical guidance on the development, positioning and presentation of their work