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Faisal Samra (Hardcover)
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Faisal Samra (Hardcover)
Series: Contemporary Arab Artists
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The first title of the Skira Contemporary Arab Artists series,
directed by Brahim Alaoui, previous director of the Museum of the
Institute of the Arab World in Paris. Bahraini-born Saudi national
Faisal Samra graduated from the Ecole Nationale Superieure des
Beaux-Arts in Paris. He worked as an art and graphic design
consultant for the Institut du Monde Arabe (Paris), and later a
stage designer for Saudi television. In 2004 he taught in the Fine
Arts department of the Amman University in Jordan and obtained his
first artist residency in Paris, at the Cite International des
Arts, in 2005, which he continues to be a part of today. Faisal
Samra has taken part in numerous group shows, including "Word Into
Art" at the British Museum (London and Dubai), "Languages of the
Desert: Contemporary Arab Art from the Gulf States" (Abu Dhabi,
Paris and Kunstmuseum, Bonn), and "Traversee", (Paris, Cairo,
Rabat). He has had solo exhibitions in Middle-Eastern and European
institutions alike, and is in the collections of The British Museum
(London) National Museum (Mexico City), Modern Art Museum (Cairo),
Enrico Navarra (Paris), Saeb Eigner (London), Sheikha Paula Al
Sabah (Kuwait), among others.
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