THOMAS XENAKIS Visual Artist 6810 Murray Lane, Annandale, VA 22003-1924, telephone: 703-354-9529 Web Page: www.xenakisarts.com Education Master of Fine Arts, Maryland Institute, College of Art, Hoffberger School of Painting. Studied under Grace Hartigan, Program Director Master of Arts, Johns Hopkins U. School of Medicine, Department of Art as Applied to Medicine Bachelor of Sciences Cum Laude, City University of N.Y., Brooklyn College, Major: Biology, Minor Fine Arts. Studied with Philip Pearstein, Milet Andrejevic, and Paul Gianfania Selected Exhibitions both nationally and internationally (a very small selection) 2005 5th Florence Biennale of Contemporary Art, Florence, Italy 2005 XPYSO (GOLD) Dadian Gallery, WesleyTheological Seminary, Washington, DC 2004 Hellenic Festival of Artists curated by Kouros Gallery, New York, New York 2004 Retrospective Exhibition, Sailing from Byzantium, 20+ years Painting and Drawing, The Visual Arts Center, Portsmouth, Virginia 2003 Views of Heaven, Mary Cosby Gallery at Potter's House, Washington, D.C. 2002 Thomas Xenakis, Reflection on a Fulbright Experience in Greece, New Myth/Spheres of Influence, Verizon Gallery, Northern Virginia Community, Annandale, Virginia 2001 After and Beyond the Fires, Norfolk Arts Gala, Decorum, Norfolk, Virginia 2000 Inheritance, The Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center, Chicago, Illinois 1999, 2001, 2003 Norfolk Arts Gala, Decorum, Norfolk, Virginia 1999 Remembering Our Future, Catholic University, Washington, D.C. 1998 Essential Bonds, 50th Anniversary of Fulbright Program in Greece Melina Mercouri Cultural Center, Athens, Greece and The 33rd Demetria Festival, Thessalonike, Greece. Group Exhibition. 1992, 1994 Irene Leache Memorial Exhibition, Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, Virginia Experience Visual Arts Instructor, Lecturer: Corcoran College of Art and Design, Georgetown University, Washington D.C., Marymount University, Arlington, Virginia Two-time Senior Fulbright Scholar to Greece, Artist-In-Residence and Research Award, 2000-2001, 1995-1996 Artist in Residencies: 2005, The Skopelos Foundation For the Arts, Skopelos, Greece. 2003, The Visual Arts Center, Tidewater Community College, Portsmouth Virginia, 1996, Wesley Theological Seminary, Center for Art and Religion, Washington D.C. Visiting Artist: 2002, The Governor' School for the Arts, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia, 2001 Fulbright Inter-European Exchange to Bulgaria, National Academy of the Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria Works in Collections Museum Collections: Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center, Chicago, IL, and The Orthodox Academy and Museum of Crete, Greece University Collections: Catholic University of America, Wesley Theological Seminary, Marymount University, and the Washington Theological Union Corporate Collections: Beschler- Fabio Dental Inc., Eagleton's Corporation. Voudouris Foundation, Fulbright Foundation, Dr. Patrick Aulicino, Hand Surgery Associates and others Private Collections in the United States, Greece, France, and Australia