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HAPPY NEW YEAR
As the first days of the new year are upon us, we take the opportunity to review what has passed over the last 12 months and what is to come. I am sure like me, 2016 was a very busy year for you, if not a tumultuous one too. Looking back, I am proud to have curated shows in London and New York, curated an auction in Beirut, and attended numerous exhibitions and art fairs around the world.
This year, I am planning to curate a number of exhibitions and fairs, the first of which is an exhibition for four Iranian artists at the
Gerald Moore Gallery in L
ondon in February, which coincides with an exhibition on Matisse at the gallery. More details to follow soon.
Our Top Events this month, as usual, feature a wide range of exhibitions focusing on the Middle East and we are pleased to announce that works by
JRFA artists
Hojat Amani and
Mahmood Sabzi are included in the exhibition at the
University of Connecticut.
The New Year is always a time for retrospection and hope and we have therefore put together a small selection of highlights from 2016 together with summaries of what lies in store for 2017.
We wish you and your family a very happy 2017 from all at JRFA
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Bread & Salt
A joint Exhibition between Iran and Austria
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Lajevardi Foundation, from 23 September 2016, Tehran, Iran. |
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The Rise of a Nation
Art at the Dawn of a Modern Tunisia
(1837-1881)
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Qsar es-Said Palace, 27 November 2016 - 27 February 2017, Tunis, Tunisia. More here |
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Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art, 11 December 2016 - 19 January, 2017, Tehran, Iran. More here |
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The William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut, January 26 - March 12, 2017, Connecticut, US. More here |
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Jewelled Tales Of Libya
An exhibition featuring antique Libyan silver Jewellery as well as vintage and recent photography by Sassi Harib
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Arab British Centre, 19 - 27 January 2017, London, UK. More here |
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Soheila Sokhanvari, Paradise Lost
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Project Space, Jerwood Space, 9 January - 13 May 2017, London, UK. More here |
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Reverberating Echoes: Contemporary Art Inspired by Traditional Islamic Art (Berkeley, CA)
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Graduate Theological Union's Doug Adams Gallery, 31 January - 26 May 2017, California, US. More here |
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