Nadia Kalara lives and works in Athens. She studied Fine Arts at the School of Fine Arts of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece and University of East London (MA). Since 2009 she is a doctorate candidate at the University of Thessaly. Her research focuses at the aesthetics of heterochrony in the work of Robert Smithson as an invention of models of artistic practice based on temporal strategies.
Since 2003 she has been teaching visual arts at the University of Thessaly, department of Architecture. She also taught visual arts at the University of Patras, department of Architecture.
She participated and taught in international workshops of art and architecture (UIA, Istanbul, Center of Mediterranean Architecture, Crete, University of Thessaly, Greece)
Solo and group shows include the Museum of Freud’s, St Petersburg (2010), Art Athina, (2009), the 2nd Athens Biennial, (2009), 7th Architecture Biennial, Sao Paolo, (2007) and several group and solo shows in Greece and Great Britain.