Ahmad Aali

Ahmad Aali (Persian: احمد عالی, (born 1935 in Tabriz) is an Iranian photographer and artist.

Ahmad Aali
Ahmad Aali, 2009
Born
Ahmad Aali

1935
NationalityIranian (Iran)
Known forPhotographer

Solo exhibitions

  • 1963 Talar e Farhang
  • 1965 Talar e Iran (Ghandriz)
  • 1968 Borghes Gallery
  • 1968 Seyhoun Gallery
  • 1970 French Association
  • 1997 Barg Gallery (on the look for 42 years)
  • 2008 Aria Gallery
  • 2010 Mah-e Mehr Gallery[1]
  • 2012 Aaran Gallery (Recycle),Tehran[2]
  • 2016 Emkan Art Gallery (Ahmad Aali's Self-Portrait with G 11),Tehran[3]
  • 2018 Azad Art Gallery (Recycled 2), Tehran, Iran

Selected Group Exhibitions

  • " ART 77 " Washington, USA 1977 – photograph
  • La photographie iranienne, Paris, France oct.2011 "Un regard sur la création contemporaine en Iran" (photograph)
  • " Iran Modern " Asia Society Museum, Yale University, New York, sep.6.2013 – jan.5.2014 (photograph – painting)
  • Fotografia Europea 018, "REVOLUTIONS. Upheavals, Changes, Utopias, Fondazione Palazzo Magnani and Comune di Reggio Emilia, Italy 2018

Publications

  • Ahmad Aali, "Selection of Paintings and Photographs 1953 – 2014", Nazar Publication 2016[4]
  • Ahmad Aali, "Selection of works, 1961–2009", Nazar Publication 2010[4]
  • A brief review on the creative photography of Iran 40's and 50's Faeghe Shokouh Nikoui (Anita) 2003, Azad University of art and architecture
  • History of development of alternative Techniques of photography, Photomontage and photocollage Mehrnegar Fariborz 2001, Azad University of art and architecture
  • Life and works of Ahmad Aali by Farhad Ranjbaran, 1998, Azad University of art and architecture

Bibliography

Interviews, critics, published articles and essays about photography

Before 1979 (before Iranian Revolution) 18 published materials in: Khoushe, Keyhan international, Journal de Téhéran, Tehran Journal, Bamshad Magazine, Etela'at newspaper, Tamasha Magazine, Tasvir Magazine, Ayandegan Magazine, Donya-ye Jadid Magazine, Omid-e Iran Magazine.

After 1979 (after Iranian Revolution) 18 published materials in: Aks Magazine, Kelk Magazine, Hamshahri newspaper, Mehr Magazine, Salam newspaper, Eghtesad newspaper, Akhabr newspoaper, Rooz-e Haftom weekley magazine, Zaman Monthley magazine, visual art's magazine, Me'yar magazine, Iran newspaper, Tandis Magazine, Etemad Magazine, Herfeh Honarmand magazine.

See also

References

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