Exhibition
Afret Women Painting and Jewellery
09 Mar 2022 – 14 Mar 2022
Faam Gallery
Richmond, United Kingdom
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Afret Women Painting Exhibition 2020 Poster
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The Eyes that scream by Saman Chalabi Yani
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Dignity by Shirin Abdi
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Captive Birds by Maryam Izade Dastenaee
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Light in The Dark by Firouzeh Davoudpour
Exhibition
Afret Women Painting (TBA due to Coronavirus)
25 Aug 2020 – 29 Aug 2020
Regular hours
- Tuesday
- 09:30 – 17:30
- Wednesday
- 09:30 – 17:30
- Thursday
- 09:30 – 17:30
- Friday
- 09:30 – 17:30
- Saturday
- 10:00 – 17:30
Address
- 131 Percy Road
- Twickenham
- Richmond
England - TW2 6HT
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Whitton Station (Stop B)
- Exit Hounslow East Underground Station then take H22 bus to Whitton Station (Stop B)
- Whitton Railway Station
Event map
Painting Group Exhibition › London, UK › Women Artists
About
This is a group painting exhibition, displaying a selection of beautiful paintings from talented women artists. The aim of this exhibition is to portray how women are viewed in society from women's perspective depicted by Middle Eastern female artists. The exhibiting artists have been chosen by Faam Gallery Selection Committee from an open call completion of Afret Painting 2020.
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OUR HISTORY - Brief
Founded by Marziyeh Ramezani in 1993, Faam Gallery has organised over 231 group and solo exhibitions covering a spectrum of modern and contemporary visual arts. Faam Gallery has also held exhibitions in Italy, Germany, China, Malaysia, Iran, South Korea and the United Kingdom.
On December 2016, Faam Gallery started its activities in London through hiring venues and organising series of annual exhibitions and competitions - promoting international and Persian artists. Many of which includes the annual competition of 25 Centuries of Persian Architecture, A-Z Exhibition and Persian Motifs in Jewellery competition. On 27th of October 2019, Faam gallery opened its permanent second branch in Whitton, Richmond under the leadership of Marziyeh Ramezani and with the support of private investors and art collectors. The "Exhibition 26' which promoted a selection of well known artists including Manouchehr Niazi, Ali Reza Karami, Einoddin Sadeghzadeh and Davar Yousefi marked and celebrated the opening of Faam in London.
