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Reza Aramesh
Born 1968
Iran
Reza Aramesh (b. 1970) is a contemporary artist focusing on photography and sculpture. His works depict violence and oppression in the world by representing themes taken from political and social events and images which are published in the news media.
Read full biography- 1970Born in Iran
- 1997Received his M.A. in fine art from Goldsmiths University, London
- 2001Group show, "Heart of Glass", Curated by Esther Windsor, London College of Printing, London
- 2004Awards, London Arts Research and Development Grant, Arts Council
- 2006Award, Arts Council of England grant for the "I am a Believer" show hosted by the ICA
- 2009Solo show, "Live Action 71", Late at Tate Britain
- 2010Nominated for a Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award for Visual Artists
- 2012Group show, "The Elephant in the Dark", Curated by Amirali Ghasemi, Devi Art Foundation, Gurgaon, India
- 2014Solo show, Ab-Anbar Gallery, Tehran
- 2016Solo show, "Reza Aramesh", Leila Heller Gallery, Dubai
- 2017Art fair, Art Dubai, Represented by Leila Heller Gallery
- 2019Solo show, "Reza Aramesh - 12 noon, Monday 5 August", Asia Society Museum, New York
- 2019Tate Museum has acquired two works by Reza Aramesh, UK
- 2019Solo show, "Action 180", Leila Heller, New York
- 1970Born in Iran
- 2004Awards, London Arts Research and Development Grant, Arts Council
- 2006Award, Arts Council of England grant for the "I am a Believer" show hosted by the ICA
