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| David Stoupakis |
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Born 1974 in Boston Mass. Currently living in NYC with my amazing Aprella and lovely cat.
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| About the Artist |
A quest of damaged children demanding answers to questions nobody hears |
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The Day The Frogs Rained Down
2005 Oil on board 18” X 24” |
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Red Ribbon
2006 Oil on board 24 ” X 36 ” |
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Messenger
2006 Oil on board 36" x 36" |
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Balance
2005 Oil on board 16” X 19” |
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Mary and her Lambs
2004 Oil on board 16" x 28" |
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Maintenance
2005 Oil on board 10" x 10" |
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Frozen
2004 Oil on board 16" x 28" |
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| Education and biography |
orn David Michael Stoupakis on the 26th of July, 1974, in Brighton, Massachusetts, to Greek-Italian, first generation American construction foreman George Stoupakis and his Cape-Briton Island Nova Scotia wife Anne, a hard working woman to say the least at everything she does. Both of them being artists themselves they would go on to push and encourage David to become an Artist.
David was born premature with numerous complications at birth and many thought he would not make it home from the hospital. Mother Anne knew she had to set strength in her new little one and so she gave him the name David and believed with this name little David would be able to beat the giant complications. Just one month later, David left the hospital to see his new home and two older siblings, brother Alex and sister Laura.
Within the first grade of school David was found to have a severe learning disability and his Doctors informed that David would develop more on the artistic side and that he may have the ability to become a great artist. So when the talents in David truly started to shine. His parents were proud and very supportive however his newfound artistic ability concerned his teachers. On several occasions David' s "gloomy" drawings were the subject at teacher parent meetings. A few years later a wild art teacher entered David' s life and encouraged him, opened his mind and drove him to experiment. Within that year David made the choice to dedicate himself to his artwork.
In 1992 David gave the Art Institute of Boston a one year try and quickly found that being schooled was not for him. In 1993 he began his road to developing himself and became a self-taught Artist. It was around 1995 when the first painting sold and by 1996 David was working as a contract 2 D / 3D Animator Artist for a game company. Then in 1999 David left the gaming industry and refocused his talents to painting full time. Also, that year he met his companion Aprella, and the two became muses for each other.
David' s art interest many different people from owners that are Doctors and Lawyers to owners like the electric pioneer Gary Numan and singer Jonathan Davis of Korn. Today David lives and works in New York with Aprella and their lovely rescued cat. He continues his dedication to painting and his remarkable works continue to grow |
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| Future shows |
New work by David Stoupakis
"SHEEP WILL FOLLOW"
Music score by Geoff Gersh
Corey Helford Gallery
February 24th March 24th 2007
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 24th 7-10pm
8522 Washinhton Boulevard
Culver City, CA 90232
Tel: 310 . 287 . 2340
WWW.COREYHELFORDGALLERY.COM
To inquire about new work please contact COREY HELFORD GALLERY
jch@coreyhelfordgallery.com or 310.287.2340 |
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Website: www.davidstoupakis.com |
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