BIO
Georgia Lale is a Greek visual artist with Anatolian heritage, based in NYC. Through her multidisciplinary practice, Lale explores the human body’s blueprint on the social and political realm of modern society and advocates for accessible healthcare and gender equality. She received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts, NYC (2016) as a Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation scholar and their BFA from the Athens School of Fine Arts, Greece (2013). Her work has been featured in major art festivals, such as the WoW festival (Women of the World) in Athens at SNFCC, Greece (2025), A.I.R. Gallery Biennial, “Friend of the Artist” in NYC (2023), Art in Odd Places in NYC (2021), the Venice International Performance Art Week in Italy (2020), the Art and Social Activism Festival “The Immigrants Artist Biennial Soft Launch”, NYC (2019) and the Brussels Nuit Nlanche Festival, Belgium (2016). She has been a panel member of academic conferences organized by the Dedalus Foundation, the MoMA Archives, the Yale History of Art Modernist Forum and the Yale School of Management. Her #OrangeVest performance was presented at the Greek Pavilion of the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale (2016). Her solo show “Neighborhood Guilt” at the Consulate General of Greece in NY (2023) was censored by the Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs.