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1 Dr. Sapfo A. Mortaki Art Historian – Museologist Date of Birth Dr. Sapfo A. Mortaki Art historian – Museologist Date of birth : 31/03/1977 Family status: Married with one child Addresse : Menandrou 4, 54352, Thessaloniki, Greece Telephone : 2310 939139, 6944333394 Email: [email protected] Academic Qualifications PhD., History of Art, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, 2011. Thesis: “The artistic migration in Greece: from the 19th to the 20th century (1870 – 1970). The case of Constantine Andreou”. M.A., Master in Educational Sciences, Lifelong Education, Open University of Cyprus, Cyprus, 2012. M.A., Museum and Artefect Studies, Durham University, United Kingdom, 2004. Dissertation: “Modern Museums – evaluating the usability of Museum’s websites”. B.A., History and Archaeology, University of Ioannina, Greece, 1999 Research Postdoctoral candidate, Harokopio University of Athens, “Art and Migration”. Postdoctoral Research, Research Committee, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 2012-13, “The impact of the activity of the Greek artists of the great escape of 1945 in Paris”. Seminars 11/2012 – 1/2013 : “Introduction in writing texts for museums’ exhibitions”, International Council of Museums (ICOM) 25-29/7/2011: Ecole du Louvre/Paris, Cours d’été “Primitivisme(s) au XXe siècle” 1 Teaching experience Academic 01/10/2015 – 31/07/2016: Academic Tutor, Hellenic Open University, Department of Studies in Hellenic Culture, module: History of the Arts in Europe. 01/09/2015 – 31/01/2016: Academic Tutor, Open University of Cyprus, Department of Studies in Hellenic Culture, module: Neohellenic Art: Sculpture – Painting. 20/10/2015 – 12/2/2016: Scientific Associate, Technological Institution of Central Macedonia, Department of Clothing Design and Technology, module: History of Art. 03/03/2015 – 30/06/2015: Adjunct Lecturer, University of Western Macedonia, Department of Visual and Applied Arts, module: Didactics of History of Art. 6/10/2014 – 20/2/2015: Scientific Associate, Technological Institution of Central Macedonia, Department of Clothing Design and Technology, module: History of Art. 31/1/2013 – 30/6/2014: Academic Tutor, Open University of Cyprus, Department of Studies in Hellenic Culture, module: Greek Art: 19th – 20th century. 1/4/2013 – 31/8/2013: Adjunct Lecturer, Harokopio University of Athens, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, modules: Cultural Subjects and Applied Cultural Subjects. 10/12/2012 – 28/2/2013: Adjunct Lecturer, Harokopio University of Athens, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, module: History of Civilization. 16/3/2012 – 31/8/2012: Adjunct Lecturer, Harokopio University of Athens, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, modules: Cultural Subjects and Applied Cultural Subjects. 24/11/2011 – 29/2/2012: Adjunct Lecturer, Harokopio University of Athens, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, module: History of Civilization. 2 3/10/2011 – 3/2/2012: Scientific Associate, Technological Institution of Patras, Department of Museology, Museography and Exhibition Planning, module: Sources in Museology. Postgraduate Lectures 2015 - 2016: Harokopio University, School of Environment, Geography and Applied Economics, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, Postgraduate Program “Culture and Education”: History of European Art/seminar (18 hours). 2015: Harokopio University, School of Environment, Geography and Applied Economics, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, Postgraduate Program “Culture and Education”: “Educational programs of museums” (6 hours). 2015: Harokopio University, School of Environment, Geography and Applied Economics, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, Postgraduate Program “Culture and Education”: “Projects in culture” (3 hours). 2014: Harokopio University, School of Environment, Geography and Applied Economics, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, Postgraduate Program “Culture and Education”: “Projects in culture” (3 hours). 2014: Harokopio University, School of Environment, Geography and Applied Economics, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, Postgraduate Program “Culture and Education”: “Educational programs of museums” (9 hours). 5/5/2014 – 22/5/2014: Harokopio University, School of Environment, Geography and Applied Economics, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, Postgraduate Program “Culture and Education”: practice teaching of educational programs in museums/3rd semester (12 hours). 28/11/2014: Harokopio University, School of Environment, Geography and Applied Economics, Department of Home Economics and Ecology, Postgraduate Program “Culture and Education”: “Culture in action: museological educational planning of the Ministry of Education, Lifelong Learning and Religion” (3 hours). 3 University Seminars 25/2/2014 – 25/5/2014: Program “Plato Academy” of the National University of Athens for adults. Module: Aesthetics as creation. 22/4/2013 – 12/7/2013: Program “Plato Academy” of the National University of Athens for adults. Module: Artifacts: memory and perspective. 5/2/2013 – 12/4/2013: Program “Plato Academy” of the National University of Athens for adults. Module: Artifacts: memory and perspective. 9-10/3/2013: Harokopio University of Athens, Second circle of educational seminars “Methodology and Implementation of Projects in Education”. Thematic group: Culture. 30/6/2012: Harokopio University of Athens, First circle of educational seminars “Methodology and Implementation of Projects in Education”. Thematic group: Culture. Adult Education Winter Semester 2014-2015: Institute for vocational training, Triandria, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Children’s’ Literature. Winter Semester 2014-2015: Institute for vocational training, Thermi, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Children’s’ Literature. 24/2/2012 – 29/6/2012: 2nd Second Chance School of Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Cultural – Aesthetic Education. 2/2011 – 6/2011: Institute for vocational training, Triandria, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Risk management in museums. 11/4/2011: 25/5/2011: Centre for adult education, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Museums. 5/10/2010 – 14/2/2011: Institute for vocational training, Triandria, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Collections Management – Handling of art objects. 16/2/2010 – 9/6/2010: Institute for vocational training, Triandria, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Museology I. 4 1/10/2009 – 14/2/2010: Institute for vocational training, Triandria, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: Museology II. 16/2/2007 – 29/6/2007: Cultural Institute for vocational training, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: History of Art. 2/10/2006 – 15/2/2007: Institute for vocational training, Triandria, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: History of Art and Architecture (20th century). 16/2/2006 – 30/6/2006: Institute for vocational training, Triandria, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. Subject: History of Art. Secondary Education 28/11/2006 – 1/6/2007: 14th Technical and Vocational High School, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. 30/10/2005 – 10/6/2006: 14th Technical and Vocational High School, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. 1/11/2005 – 10/6/2006: 6th Technical and Vocational High School, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. 12/9/2005 – 15/6/2006: Hellenic College, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor. 15/10/2002 – 15/6/2003: Technical and Vocational High School Pasteur, Thessaloniki, Greece, instructor Professional experience 26/9/2012 – 31/12/21013: Ministry of Culture, Directorate of Museums, Exhibitions and Educational Programs, Museologist. 17/11/2008 – 16/7/2009: Folklife and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia – Thrace, Thessaloniki, Greece, Museologist. 9/7/2007 – 8/3/2008: Folklife and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia – Thrace, Thessaloniki, Greece, Museologist. 5 1/9/2006 – 30/4/2007: Folklife and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia – Thrace, Thessaloniki, Greece, Museologist. 2/2002 – 6/2005: Telloglion Foundation of Art, Thessaloniki, Greece, Museologist. 10–12/2003: Greek Culture Organization – Thessaloniki Branch, Program “New Balkans 2003”. 03–04/2002: Theatre Museum, Covent Garden, London, M.A. placement. 07–08/2001: Dion, Pieria, Greece, archaeologist. 10–11/2000: Centre for Contemporary Art, Thessaloniki, Greece, educational programs. Skills and qualifications Computer skills: Windows 98, 2000, XP, Windows Vista, Windows 8 Microsoft office (word, excel, powerpoint, internet) Fluent in English (teachers’ adequacy) Fluent in Italian (teachers’ adequacy) Fluent in Spanish (teachers’ adequacy) Advanced knowledge of French (level C1) Good knowledge of German Good knowledge of Turkish Monographs Mortaki, S. (2014). The Migration of Greek Artists in Paris from the 19th to the 20th century. The case of Constantine Andreou. Athens: Papazisi. (ISBN: 987-960-02- 2907-3). [In Greek] Mortaki, S. & Pappas, V. (eds) (2014). Proceedings of the 7th Pan-Hellenic Conference of Greek Museums, Litochoro 19-21 September 2008. Litochoro: Naval Museum. [In Greek] 6 Georgitsoyianni, E. & Mortaki, S. Greek Marble Sculptors in Romania. Athens: Lichnia. (Under publication) [In Greek] Publications (refereed journals, book chapters, exhibition catalogues) Mortaki, S. & Simandiraki, Ch. (2014). Education and Culture: Front-end Evaluation of a Virtual Exhibition. Scientific Educational Journal “Educational Circle”, 2 (1), pp. 173-189. (ISSN: 2241-4576) [In Greek] Mortaki, S. (2014). Eroticism and Motherhood in the Painting of Constantine Andreou. In Cr. Stamoulis (ed.), Love and Sexuality. Thessaloniki: Armos, pp. 249-275. [In Greek] Mortaki, S. (2013).
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