Alaleh alamir

Alaleh Alamir’s catalogue includes photographs, engravings, installations, video and performance. She was born in Tehran, Iran in 1959 and studied at the Portland Museum Film School, Oregon (1980) before receiving her BA in Fine Arts from Reed College, Portland, Oregon (1982) and her MFA from Parsons School of Design, New York (1986). She was accepted on the Doctorate of Painting Programme at New York University (1987) for her thesis, “Numerical Systems and Colour Perception”. She now lives and works between Europe and India.

Recent solo exhibitions include “Les Fleurs qui m’ont fait du Bien”, Tristan Barbara Editions, Barcelona (2006); “Fleurs”, Galerie Chaméléon, Antibes (2005); “La Fonction Intemporelle de l’Artiste”, AIAP, Monaco (2002); “Sa’at: Les Heures”, Galerie de la Marine, Nice (2000); Alaleh Alamir: Drawings, Espahana, San Pedro di Alcantara, Spain (1997); “Sarzamin-é-Ma/Nostra Terra”, Golestan Gallery, Tehran (1997); “Homage à l’Arbre”, G de Palao, Girona, Spain (1996); “Cometa: el Triangulo”, La Ruina, Palamos, Spain (1994);

Forthcoming and recent group shows include “La Couleur de l'Eau”, “Liquid Cities Festival”, London (2010); “Libert”, Festimago, Nice (2007); “1001 Art Money”, Oksnehallen, Denmark; “Le Capo”, Vox Urbana, Nice (2003); Centre Bahai, Nice (2003); “Du Réel et Virtuel et de la Nature a l’Oeuvre”, AIAP, Monaco (2001); “Nouveaux Paysages”, AIAP, Monaco (2000); “Méditerranée Hic et Nunc”, AIAP de l’UNESCO, Monaco (1999); Galeria Helena Ramos, Cadaques, Spain (1991); and “Still Life”, Jamison Thomas Gallery, New York (1987).