International Workshop and Collective Exhibition, Spring of Visual Arts 2nd Edition 2009 Artist from Sudan Sculptor Mahgoub Al-Magboul Date: 16th - 26 of May, 2009. Location: Rabat, Morocco

	Fatima Abdelrahim, A Retrospective An art exhibition and talk about the late artist Fatima Abdelrhim, the event initiated by some of her friends, family and sponsored by the Sudanese Plastic Artists Union. Date: June 4th - 11th 2009 Location: National Council for Art & Letters, Khartoum, Sudan

ART PARIS Artist: Hassan Musa presented by Galerie Pascal Polar (Belgium), Stand H3; Location: Grand Palais, Paris, France Date & time: 18th -23rd March 2009, Open daily from 11 a.m. until 8:30 p.m except on March 23 until 6 p.m - Entrance : 15 € For more info. : ART PARIS

Hassan Musa, "The art of healing", 2004 Inks on textile, 268 x227 cm

Condolences Fatima Abdelrahim, passed away on February 26 2009, she graduated in 1996 from the Department of Printing and Book Binding, Collage of Fine & Applied Art, Sudan University for Science and Technology, Khartoum. She was and active member of the Sudanese Women Artists Association. She will be missed greatly by her family friends and colleagues.

Bastawi Baghdadi, portrait by Eiman Elmahdi

Condolences Bastawi Baghdadi, passed away on November 6 2008, he was born in Omdurman Sudan in 1920s, and was among the first generations to graduate from the Khartoum School of Design at the Gordon Memorial College. He acquired farther degrees from Goldsmiths College in London and Pratt Institute in New York. He was the dean of the Art college in Khartoum for two terms. Artist Baghdadi will be greatly missed, by his family and friends, students the visual art community in Sudan.

Condolences Artist Ahmed Ibrahim Abdel Aal passed away Oct 23rd 2008 in Khartoum, Sudan. He was born in July 4th 1946 in Kassala Eastern Sudan; Acquired his Graphic Design Diploma from the Khartoum College of Fine & Applied Art 1971; Diploma in Modern Language, Vichy Modern Language Institute. Vichy, France 1981; M.A in Islamic Civilization, form the University of Bordeaux, France 1983; Ph. D. with high honors in Aesthetics, University of Bordeaux, France 1987. He participated in numerous activities and exhibitions. He will be missed, by his family and friends, the visual art community in Sudan.

Condolences: Artist Hassan El Badawi Omer passed away Sept 11th 2008 in Sharja, UAE, where he was working and living for a number of years. He will be greatly missed, by his family and friends, the visual art community in Sudan & the UAE, and all who knew him.

Khartoum Autumn Art Exhibition: The Sudan Artists Forum with the help of the Sudanese Plastic Artists General Association, are organizing an art exhibition for 150 artists, from different disciplines and generations. The idea of the exhibition was generated from the discussion forum in the Sudan Artists Forum online, then carried out by members from all over the world, every one doing what they can to serve the group. Location of the exhibition: Khartoum International Exhibition, Buri, Khartoum Date & time: Aug 11th- 15th 2008 - 8 PM For more info: Sudan Artist Forum

Sad news:
Artist Tarig Elradi (b1967-d2008) passed away on the 16th of June 2008 in Khartoum. He was a graduate of the Art Department, Faculty of Education, Sudan University for Science & Technology, Khartoum in 1996. Traveled abroad for some time and returned to Sudan recently. He was a gentile and sensitive person, will be missed deeply by his family and friends and all who knew him.

Art Exhibition
Artists: Alaeldin Algizouli, Hassaan Ali Ahmed, Moutaz Eleimam & Egyptian artist Majdi Osman
Date: Opening on the evening of the 27th of May 2008
Location: Swiss Inn Nile Hotel, 110 Elbahr Elazam St., Corniche El Nile, Giza, Cairo, Egypt.

* The exhibition is sponsored by Wadyna Institution for Human Development, Golden Island for Tourism & Investments, Wady El Nile International company for Consultant & Media Training.

Visual art & Music Exhibition
Artists: Painter Mohamed Hamza, Musician Elfatih Hussein
Date & time: 8:00 pm on the 24th of May 2008
Location: National Council for Art & Letters, Khartoum, Sudan
More info.:www.2hgs.com

Angaza Afrika
African Art Now
15 May – 30 June 2008
“Africa is as much a global phenomenon as a continent.” Chris Spring

The exhibition brings together major works by 12 artists who best represent the innovative and dynamic artistic practices across the African continent and the African diasporas and launches the book, Angaza Afrika – African Art Now - a highly visual survey of contemporary African art compiled by Christopher Spring and published by Laurence King.

Angaza Afrika, translated from the Swahili to mean ‘Shed light on Africa’ or ‘Look around Africa’, is comprehensive in its range. Each work will be a stunning visual and physical manifestation of the artists’ energy and spirit, such as Rachid Korachï’s Sufi- inspired black and white appliqué work ‘Mystics of the 18th Century,’ and the beautiful work of South African artist Karel Nel, who sets vast leaves from the Coco de Mer palms in atmospheric, elemental architectural spaces.
Other featured artists include the innovative print and collage maker Mohamed Omer Bushara, well known Sudanese painters Ibrahim El Salahi & Hassan Musa, Romuald Hazoumé, whose immense installation Dream (2007), consisting of a boat made from petrol canisters, placed in front of a panoramic photograph won the documenta 12 prize; El Anatsui, who with his magnificent cloths made from thousands of glimmering bottle tops was one of the highlights of the 52nd Venice Biennale and who will transform Channel 4’s 50ft logo, situated in front of their London Headquarters, with an installation in June 2008; Owusu-Ankomah, whose drawings were chosen by Giorgio Armani for his Emporio Armani (PRODUCT) RED capsule collection and Abdoulaye Konaté who has been shortlisted for the Artes Mundi 2008 Prize.
The exhibition will be in collaboration with Laurence King Publishing.

Dates: 15th May – 30th June 2008
Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 12.30 – 5.30pm
Location: October Gallery
24 Gloucester St., London WC1N 3AL, UK

"LA TERRE COMME TÉMOIN" Earth as Witness
Artists: Mohamed Omer Bushara, is participating with a group of 21 artists.
Date: 8 to 25th of May 2008
Location: ATELIER BELL La Roche-sur-Grane • Drôme
More info:www.art-in-situ.net/
+33 (0)4 75 62 66 02

Photography Exhibition "Zeina: A Photo Iconography" Artist: Issraa El- Kogali Date: April 7-12 2008 Location: Waterloo Gallery 14 Baylis Rd. London SE1 7AA

MUSEUM FOR AFRICAN ART
2008 Spring University Lecture Series

TIME LINES: New Perspectives on Contemporary and Traditional African Art
Ibrahim El Salahi: A Visionary Modernist
The Museum for African Art presents Ibrahim El Salahi, the acclaimed Sudanese painter, in conversation with Cornell University Professor Salah Hassan. El Salahi will discuss his experiences in Sudan, his international career, and the reconciliation of modernism with his Arab-African heritage.
The event is Co-Sponsored by the Institute of African-American Affairs at New York University.

Date & time: Monday, January 28, 2008
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location: Institute of African-American
Affairs, 41 East 11th Street, 7th Floor, New York, New York

Contemporary Prints
Oxford Printmakers Cooperative, Mohamed Omer Bushara is one of the participants in this exhibition.
Date & Time: 11 January- 26 January 2008; Opening hours: Monday- Saturday, 10:00 am -18:00 pm
Location: Sanders of Oxford
104 High Street, Oxford, England
To see Artist Bushara's exhibited work: click here

A Sudanese Visual Artist and Sudanese Jewelry Artists Showing at Dumbo
Artists: MohamedSaeed, Sayid Tabeidy
Date: December 15th opening will be at 5:00 -7:00 PM (There will be life music in the opening), until December 22nd 2007
Location: Sankaranka Contemporary African Art Gallery, 111 Front Street, Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY

* Directions: F train to York St. walk downhill one block make left on Front St 111 will be on right side of the street

Arts Call for Darfur
Artists: Philip Nicol, Charles Byrd, Iwan Bala, David Knight, Mary Jolley, Bev Howe, Mohamed Hamza, Maggie James, Sian Hamza, Chris House, Salvatore Salimeni, Andii Little, Paul Hurley, David Watkins, Kyle Legall and Liz McKernan
Date: December 14th - 20th January 2008
Location: Butetown History and Arts Centre in Cardiff Bay, Wales, UK
For more info. go to http://www.artscallfordarfur.org/index.htm

Exhibition: Media & Vision Artist: Aladdin Algizouli Date: Nov 25th - Dec 12th 2007 Location: Gallery Grant 6, El Gomhoria Street, Abdin, Cairo, Egypt 12:00 -9:00 pm except Fridays

Sad News:
Artist Nouman Faris, lost his battle with cancer on the 31st of Oct 2007, in Cairo where he went for treatment less than a month ago. He will be greatly missed by his family & friends and all who knew him & love his art. Nouman is survived by his wife Omima & his children Ahmed, Rawan & Mishkat. And the marvelous artwork that he had left behind.

Invitation to Halloween event and exhibition
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea would like to invite you to attend a fantastic Halloween event and exhibition at Kensal Green cemetery. Join us at the Candle lit Dissenters’ Chapel for a Halloween celebration and visual art exhibition exploring cross-cultural perspectives on the soul and afterlife through music, readings, poems and stories performed by artists from Exiled Writers Ink.
Artist: Abdulmagid Mohamed
Location: Dissenters Chapel gallery at Kensal Green cemetery*
Date: Wednesday 31st October- Sunday 4th of November

*Kensal Green Cemetery is located in west London, bounded on the north by Harrow Road, on the west by Scrubs Lane, on the east by Ladbroke Grove, and the south by the Grand Union Canal.

Sad News:
Artist Abdelazim Abdelhay passed away on the 5th of October 2007, he graduated in 1987 from the Industrial Design Department, College of Fine & Applied Art Khartoum. Abdelhay will be missed by his family, friends & colleagues.

"DETOURS Histories, Memories and Concepts In the Tour of Crest"
Mohamed Omer Bushara participated with a group of 18 artists from England, Germany, Romania & France, in the "European Artist in Residence" program under the title "DETOURS Histories, Memories and Concepts In the Tour of Crest", on August 31st to Sept 18th 2007, Department of the Drôme, France. Works of art will be exhibited from Sept 14th to 23nd 2007

Exhibition
Artist: Adam Alfeel
Location: GALLERY twenty-four, 111 Front St., Brooklyn, New York 11201
Date: 06 Septemebr 2007
More info. go to www.oder24.com

Click here to see more exhibition photos

Sad News:
Artist Hatim Margani, passed away on the 16th of August 2007; he had a Bachelor degree in Industrial Design, College of Fine & Applied Art, Khartoum in 1993. He will be missed by his family and friends.

Painting exhibition “An African Harmony”
Artists: Carol Mbirua & Yassir Ali with the support of African Colours
Location: Village Market exhibition hall, Nairobi, Kenya
Date: 2nd - 15th of August 2007

Sad News:
Artist Al-sir Almisbah passed away on July 2007, he taught painting & drawing for many years in High schools & lately at the Art School in Khartoum since 1994, he adored using pastels & soft pastels.
He will be remembered by his family & students.

In Honour of Hussein Shariffe Memory
On the 7th of July, Hussein Shariffe's birthday & in honor of his memory, www.shariffe.org a web site dedicated to his life & work was launched.

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The Workshop Studio:
The artists at The Workshop Studio invite you to their Open week-end 30June/1 July
Artist in Residence: Mohamed Omer Bushara read the artist's statement here
Location: 38 St. Mary's Road Oxford OX4 1PY
Date & time: Fri 29th June party, 7 pm -late,
Sat, June 30th - Sun July 1st. 12-6 pm
More info. go to: The Workshop Studio

Exhibition:
Artist: Magdi Adam
Date: 20-29 May 2007
Location: "Together" Art Center, 61st. Street, Khartoum, Sudan

Exhibition

Artist: Mohamed Abdelwahab Date: Sunday 13th of May 2007- 7:00 p.m. Location: Boushahri Art Gallery, Kuwait City, Kuwait

Group exhibition: The Peace building Center for the Horn of Africa/PCHA invites you on Saturday March 3^rd at 6 p.m. to The Gallery Asmara, Asmara, Eritrea for the launching of “Dislocation 3”, the group show of paintings produced by 30 young artists during the week long workshop from February 23^rd to March 2^nd 2007, conducted by visiting painter Hassaan Ali Ahmed. During the ceremony certificates will be awarded to workshop participants.

Sad News:
Artist Musa Gasim-elseed Kazaam (Jihha), passed away mid February 2007. He was a self taught artist who practiced portraiture using charcoal, graphite and pencils. Lived most of his life in Omdurman and traveled to India & Egypt where he used to work in the film industry illustrating move posters and advertisements.
Through out the years he draw portraits of Sudanese politicians, football (soccer) players, singers and ordinary people. His work used to appear in a number of products, the most famous one was, his drawings were portraits of Sudanese women that used to grace tin & cardboard boxes of an old brand of candy.
He will be missed by his family, the visual art community, the people of Omdurman and all who knew him & his work.

Results of the International Jury Meeting for 15th 2006
Noma Concours for pictuure Books Illustrations
Winners from Sudan: Runner up, Mazin Alaeldin Elgzouli, book title"Strange Dream".

A list of artists form Sudan who participated throughout the years in the Noma Concours for pictuure Books Illustrations:

1th 1978, Second Prize, Abdulahi Mohd Eltaieb, book title "Children of the Forest"
4th 1984, Second Prize, Seif Eddeen Lowta, book title "Games"
5th 1986, Runner Up, Seif Eddeen L'owta, book title "How the Man of the Forest Acquired Fire"
6th 1988, Runner Up, Hassaan Ali Ahmed, book title "The Strange Animal"
7th 1990 Second Prize, Mahmoud Gahalla,book title "Song of the Tress"
7th 1990, Runner Up, Ahmed Amir Jabir,book title "The Secret."
7th 1990, Encouragement Prize, Tarig Nasre Osman, book title "Drum Sound"
9th 1994, Grand Prize, Seif Eddeen Lowta, book title "How the Creatures Chose the Colours"
9th 1994, Runner Up, Ahmed Amir Jabir, book title "A Foundling Baby of the Jinns"
10th 1996, Encouragement Prize, Hussein Gamaan, "The Magic Bead".
10th 1996, Encouragement Prize, Hassaan Ali Ahmed,book title "The Butterfly's Freedom"
11th 1998, Grand Prize, Hussein Gamaan, book title "Majed and His Friends"
11th 1998, Encouragement Prize, Ahmed Amir Jabir, book title "The Queen of Fun"
12th 2000 Encouragement Prize, Ahmed Amir Jabir, "The Mission of the Birds and the Butterflies"
14th 2004, Second Prize, Salah Eldin Ibrahim Adam, book title "The Race"
14th 2004, Encouragement Prize, Osman Eltayeb M. Elsabih,book title "I Dreamed"
15th 2006, Runner up, Mazin Alaeldin Elgzouli, book title"Strange Dream"

Sad News:
Osamn Waqialla (b1925- d 2007) passed away on the 4th of January 2007 at the age of 81.
He graduated form the Khartoum School of Design which was part of the Gordon Memorial College, Khartoum,1946; then studied at Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts, London, 1949; and trained at the School of Arabic Calligraphy, Cairo, Egypt. Between 1949-54 he taught at the Art School in Khartoum; then moved to England in 1967.
He exhibited his work widely and designed the calligraphy of the first Sudanese currency. Osamn Waqialla was and will remain a great artist.


You can view more info here:
The British Museum

Osman Waqialla
A Sudanese Calligrapher of International Renown, he set a new benchmark in the Arabic canon
written by: Venetia Porter and Muhammad Ahmad Abdalla

Exhibition: Another City
Artist: Nagat El-Mahi
Date & Time: 6th June 2006 - 1st July 2006
Wednesday to Saturdays 3:00 - 11.00 p.m
Location: Oval House Theatre's Gallery, 52-54 Kennington Oval, London SE11 5SW
Nearest Tube: Oval (Northern Line, 100 yards), Vauxhall (Victoria Line and
BR, 5 minutes walk)
Buses 3, 36, 109, 133, 159, 185, 355

Sudanese Sculptor Showing Retrospective at Short North’s Gypsy Café

COLUMBUS, OH- May 2nd , 2006-Sudanese born artist Mohamad-saeed Omer has covered the Gypsy Café with his sculptures, paintings, wood carved relieves and an installation.
Located at 874 N High St, the one-man retrospective features work created over the past four years and will be on display until the end of August 2006.
Highlights include a 5’ high freestanding totem-like wood piece based on an abstraction of a circle form from a tree trunk and an installation titled Books Volcano that can be seen from the street through the large glass window of the café. Oil paintings, digital prints, and relieves dot any available wall space throughout the entire café. The works are tinged with an African flavor, based on native structures such as the mud house, legendary singers such as Hamza Al-Din, and bull imagery laced with a unique script/ marking system personally designed by the artist.
Omer moved to Columbus 8 years ago and completed his BFA studies at the Ohio State University College of the Arts. He is presented as part of the Café’s on-going featured artist series. The show is a bit of a farewell for this Columbus treasure, as he is moving to New York City next month.
For additional information please contact Abdi Sheik at (614) 299-5494.

©Bahnas

Exhibition: Light drawings/ Photography
Artist: Mohamed Bahnas
Date & time: April 24th- May 6 2006
Opening reception on
April 24th at 7: 30 PM
Location: Selle des fetes de Banat, Trascon, Ariege, France.

Exhibition: Paintings Show
entitled "Asylum"
Artist: Muhammed Ali Fadlabi
Date: March 16th- April 23rd 2006
Location: Galleri A
Vibes gt. 13
tel: +47 22 59 11 55
Oslo, Norway

Exhibition: Paintings Show
Artist: Ghassan Saaid
Date: Feb 17th -March 5th 2006
Location: Harris Courtin Gallery
26 Glenmore Rd.
Paddington NSW 2021, Australia

© Mohamed-Saeed Omer
Exhibition: Three Dimensions Show Artist: Mohamed -Saeed Omer Location: Malaika Art Gallery and Studio 1224 Chesapeake Ave., Coloumbus, OH 43212‎ Available Parking; Refreshments, Food & Wine will be served. More info. contact: 614- 604-4433‎ Date: Saturday February 11th to March 11th. Opening reception 6:00 PM
© Hassan Musa	Exhibition Artist: Hassan Musa Location: Galerie Philippe Pannetier 2, bis place de la Calade 30000 Nîmes, France Date: Nov 29th - Jan 15th 2006

Exhibition: Printmaking at Campsfield and Mohamed Bushara Etchings
Organized by: The Oxfordshire Museum, the Education Department at Campsfield House and Global Solutions Ltd,
Exhibitions of prints produce by detainees at campsfield house (done during a workshop by Mohamed Bushara)
Privet view: Tuesday 21st June 7:30 - 9:30 pm
Location: The Picture Gallery at the Oxfordshire Museum, Woostock, Oxfordshire, England.
Date: 21st June - 4th September, 2005

Exhibition:
5th Lessedra World Art Print Annual– mini print
Artist from Sudan: Abdelaziz A. Hamad
Date: Opening 3 rd of June 2005
Location: LESSEDRA Gallery & Contemporary Art Projects
25, Milin Kamak Street , Lozenetz
1164 Sofia , BULGARIA

Click here for more info.
http://www.lessedra.com/annual/artists2005/001.htm

Group Exhibitions
Artist from Sudan: Mohamed Omer Bushara
Dates: May 28th To June 5th 2005 showing in 3 venues;
Locations: Oxford Printmakers at Oxford printmakers Co-operative Wall Gallery, Christadelphian Hall, Tynedale Road, Oxford ,England.
Mohamed Bushara: Works on paper, with Lindsy Hoole (ceramics),
at 54, Western Road, Oxford, England.
Mohamed Bushara's 31 prints "In Memory of a Child that Dreamt Alot", with Diana Bell (sculpture/installation) at Magdalen Road Studios,
74 Magdalen Road, Oxford, England.

Painting exhibition
Artist: Nagat M. el-Mahi
Date: April 25- 20 May 2005
Opening April 23 -6pm
Location: 15 avenue de ségur - 75007 Paris, France

To see some of her work online go to: http://www.europia.org

Honorable Award
Artist Hamid Sabbar, received an Honorable Award for his work "Shyness" 2005, Awarded by ARTOTEQUE's Art Now 2005, the first Online Global Art Annual, London, UK.
To view wining works go to:
http://www.artoteque.com/artotech/artNOUW_show1/Hamid_Sabbar/Hamid_Sabbar.htm

Exhibition:
Artists: Hind Abdelhamid & Mohamed Abakkar
Date: April 10 2005
Location: National Council for Arts and Letters, Khartoum, Sudan

Results of the International Jury Meeting for 14th (2004) Noma Concours for pictuure Books Illustrations
Winners from Sudan: Artist Salam ELdin Ibrahim Adam wan the Second Prize, book Race.
And Encouragement prize for artist Osman Eltayeb M. Elsabih, book I Dreamed.

Exhibition:
Building Islam in Detroit: Foundations, Forms, Futures An Exhibition of Research in Progress with Photography Installation
Artist: Sudanese visiting Artist Elshafei Mohamed Center for Afro-American and African Studies and School of Art and Design, University of Michigan.
Date & Location: April 6-14th 2005, Duderstadt Center Gallery 2281 Bonisteel Blvd. University of Michigan Gallery.
Hours: 12-6 weekdays, 1-5 weekends Opening Reception Teleconference Suite, Room 1180 Duderstadt Center, April 7, 5-7 Opening Remarks 7pm Andrew Shryock, Department of Anthropology.

Exhibition:
"Jaloose" Abstract Paintings
Artist: Mohamed Saeed Omer
Location: Shi-Sha Lounge, 2369 North High St.
Columbus, Ohio
(614)299-2434
Date: Feb 19-March 10 2005
Opening 7:00 PM Saturday Feb 19th

Sad News:
Hussain Shariffe Painter/Film maker& Poet, passed away on Fri 21st Jan2005 in Cairo where he lived for the past ten years. He had a number of art exhibitions, directed and produced a number of films and presented some of them in International film festivals.He studied Art at The Slade School of Art,London University College,London,England;
He studied Film-Making for one year at London International Film School then moved to the National Film Institute, England.

Exhibition:
Artist: Nasr-eldin Eldoma
Location: German Cultural Center, Khartoum, Sudan
Date: Dec13th 2004


Exhibition:
Artist: Ghassan A. Saaid
Location: French Cultural Center, Khartoum, Sudan
Date: Dec 2004


Exhibition:
Artist: Islam Kamil
Location: French Cultural Center, Doha, Qatar
Date: Dec 1st- Dec 21 2004

Exhibition: UN Human Rights Day The Children of Darfur: Surviving Genocide Artwork: Done by children in a refugee camp in Darfur. Location: The Church of the Advocate, 1801 West Diamond St., Philadelphia, PA Date: December 10th at 6 PM Panel Discussion: at 7PM Understanding the Darfur tragedy and US policy Speckers: Rep. Joseph Hoeffel, Dr. Jerry Ehrlich, Ms. Zeinab Eyega, Ali B. Ali Dinar, Ph.D., Mr. Salih Booker. Moderator: Camilo Perez- Bustillo Presented by: The Church of the Advocate; Art Sancuary; The Painted Bride Art Center; The American Friends Service Committee, Project Voice; and The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. For more info contact: Lou Ann Merkle at lamerkle@comcast.net To view more artwork click here

Exhibition: "Bookwork", BFA show The Ohio State University. Artist: Mohamed -Saeed Omer Location: 1055 Carmack Rd., Columbus, OH 43210 Date: November 14th, opening 5:30 pm       Image: Exhibition invetation, with a photo for Mohamed Omer's work.

Exhibition:
Art in exile
Artists: Group exhibition, artists from Sudan: Mohamed Shibini, Mai Abdelazim
Location: Cinquantenaire Museum (Royal Museums of Art and History)
Brussels, Belgium
Date: Opening, November 16th 2004

Exhibition:
Recent Prints (Collagraph/Etching)
Artist: Mohamed Bushara
Loaction: South Hill Park Arts Centre, Berkshire, England.
Date: October 16th to November 21h , 2004.

Exhibition: "Suppressed Voices" - Sudanese Contemporary Paintings
Artists: Works from established and emerging Sudanese artists, whose courageous, controversial voices challenged the repressive regime during 1990s. Some of these artists have become widely acclaimed throughout the art world.
Date: October 2004 through January 2005
Opening Night and Reception: October 15, 2004 5 pm - 8 pm
Location:
East Africa Center
3809 Pearl Street
Philadelphia PA 19104
Phone: (215) 382-3191

To view some of the artwork click here

Exhibition:
Artists: The AfroArab group: Abdelmagied Afefe, Adil Karma, Abdelmonim Hamza, Khalid Awad, Suliman Abashar, Mohamed Abdeen, Ali Mahmoud, Fatima Abnaouf, Amjad Mustafa and Salima.
Date: October 9th 2004
Location: Hilton Hotel, khartoum, Sudan

Exhibition:
A Woman Offering Her Child to Silence
Artist: Mohamed Omer Bushara
Date: 28 September 2004 - 28 November 2004
Location: MODERN ART OXFORD
To read more about this exhibition click here

Exhibition:
On Memory of Visual artist & Architect Hamed Elkahwad (b.1932-1991)
Artists: Paintings by Hamed Elkhawad, Ahmed Shibrain, Dr.Abd-elhag Aldodo
Date: 26th Sept -26th Nov 2004
Location: Gallery Schwing Frieden Str.2
Baden baden, Germany

Exhibition:
Sudanese Women Artists Association (SWAA)
Artists: Suzan Ibrahim,Fatima Hassan, Najat Elmahi, Mai Abdalaziz Salih, Omima Hasabalrsoul, Samani M Alhassan, Teysser A. Salim, Nahla Mahdi, Naema Hussein, Fatima Ibnaof, Zeinab Tigani , Sana M. Albashir
Date:4-21 August 2004
Location: Nairobi's Ramoma Rahimtulla Museum of Modern Art, Nairobi, Kenya.
Read more about the exhibition:
http://sudan.africancolours.net/content/3457

Exhibition:
Artist: Muatasim Omer
Date: Opening reception September 10, 5pm-9pm
Sat -Sunday, 11-12, 12 noon-6pm
Location:
Weekend Gallery,
1814, 13th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20009

OLYMPICS OF VISUAL ARTS 2004, ATHENS
From more than 4.500 entries of 120 Nations, their were 172 Artists from 78 Nations of the participants for the ARTiade 2004, from Sudan Abdelaziz Abdelmaged Hamed & Hamid Sabbar
For more info go to: http://www.artiade.com/relaunch/artists.html

Exhibition:
"Out of Bounds: Women Artists from Africa”
From the MBARI Institute for Contemporary African Art in Washington, D.C., this exhibition features the fine arts work of 20 African women artists, several of whom have never before been showcased in the United States. Across an array of media, from photography to bronze and clay sculpture to prints and oils, these dynamic artists display unique insights into such issues as gender, politics, customs and migrations.
The 20 artists whose work will be included in the exhibition at UNE’s Art Gallery include those from Sudan, Egypt, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Senegal and Zimbabwe, among others.

Artists: Group of African women artists, from Sudan, Iman Shaggag, artist statement
Date:Tuesday, July 20th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. through Sept. 19, 2004
Location: University of New England's Art Gallery on the Westbrook College Campus, 716 Stevens Ave., Portland, ME.

For more info go to: http://www.une.edu/ur/releases/bounds.html
http://www.une.edu/artgallery/show4.html
Or at African craft:
http://www.africancraft.com/exhibit.php?id=mbari3



Exhibition
Artist: Suzan Ibarhim Mahgoub
Date: 3rd of July 2004
Location: German Cultural Center, Khartoum

Exhibition
On Geometry and Ashes: A Chant at the Sibr
Artist: Kalid Kodi
Date: July 7th – 20th 2004
Opening Reception July 7th 2004, 06:30pm
Lecture on July 14th 2004, 06:30pm
Art of Purpose: Coming to Terms with Conflict and Exile
Location: Kufa Gallery, 26 West boume Grove, London W2 5RH
Phone: 0207 229 1928
Directions: Underground Stations: Bayswater, Queensway and Royal Oak (District, Circle, Central and Metropolitan). Buess: 7, 23, 27, 36, 70 are all within walking distance of the Gallery.

Exhibition
Artist: Saif Laota
Date: 9th June- 5th July 2004
Location: 5 Green Gallery, Dubai, UAE

Exhibition:
Artist: Sana M. Eltayib
Date: June 17-27, 2004
Location: German Cultural Center, Khartoum.

The Sudanese Plastic Artists General Association meeting:
On Saturday the 17th of April 2004, the Sudanese Plastic Artists General Association convention will meet to elect the new committee and the 21 Legislation council members, Khartoum, Sudan.

Exhibition:
Celebration of Women: Vision and Movement
Artists:
Susanne Carmack, Gloria Cesal, Victor Ekpuk, Patsy Fleming, Elsa Gebreyesus, Mina Oka Hanig, Ahmed Kachmar, Barbara Kerne, Sofia Kifle, Sharon Killian, Lu Lan, Stephanie Lane, Susan Makara, Ruth Marcus, Andrea P. McCluskey, Leslie Oberdorfer, Muatasim H. Omer, Anna Otchin, Dot Procter, Anastasia Simes, Lida Stifel, Patricia Underwood, Helen Zughaib .
Date:
April 8-30, 2004
Location:
Edison Place Gallery
701 9th Street NW, Washington, DC 20068

Sad News:
We are saddened by the departure of the young artist Hashim Mohamed Ahmed, graduated in 1995 from the department of Industrial Design , College of Fine and Applied Art , Khartoum.

Sad News:
In the 4th of Jan 2004, we were saddened by the passing of painter Adil Ali Ahmed Mohamed Nour (Tango), he graduated in 1986/ painting department;
He worked as Secondary school art teacher, and was a founding member of (Gamat Elamal El tshkili);
Participated in a number of exhibitions and workshops; He was a member of (Montada Al Thalatha) and (Montada Ishraga) at Elbashier Elrayah Library and Abdelkarem Mirgani Center, Omdurman.


Exhibition:
Looking Both Ways, Art of Contemporary African Diaspora
Artists: Hassan Musa, Fernando Alvim, Ghada Amer, Oladélé Bamgboyé, Allan deSouza,
Kendell Geers, Moshekwa Langa, N'Dilo Mutima, Wangechi Mutu, Ingrid Mwangi, Zineb Sedira,
Yinka Shonibare.
Date: 13 November 2003 - 1 March 2004
Location: Museum for African Art,
36-01 43rd Avenue, 3rd Floor,  Long Island City, Queens, NY  718 784 7700


Sad News:
Ahmed Albashier Almahi (Habbar) passed away in Khartoum Wednesday 12 August 2003.
He graduated from the Khartoum Art College in 1979.

Joint exhibition:
Artists: Hind Abd-elhamid & Mohamed Abbaker
Date: June 28th 2003
Location: French Cultural Center, Khartoum, Sudan

Exhibition:
Artist: Ghasan Saaid
Date: June 3 - June 29, 2003
Location: Harris Courtin Gallery
26 Glenmore Rd.
Paddington NSW 2021, Australia

Mbari Institute For Contemporary African Art, cordially invites you to meet Olabayo Olaniyi and Reena Patel and view their artwork.
	David's journey unfolds across America. White is black, black is white. "David/Dafidi" as an "object character" on stage unifies all realities in culture and thought. Based on the philosophy "Life is a Performance," "David/Dafidi" is a unique, experiential, and enchanting performance that admixes art, people, and culture together on stage and in the community. "David/Dafidi" combines "Dafidi's" (a West African Yoruba name for David) life experiences, the historical character of "King David," Michelangelo's sculpture of "David," and a new artistic and philosophical understanding of "David as Dafidi" in our contemporary living. Set at the crossroads of sacred, physical, old, and new realities, "David/Dafidi" features 256 "object characters" including music, dance, philosophy, art objects, and audience interaction. "David/Dafidi" uses America as a stage and will tour through sixteen cities across the country.
Date: Saturday May 31st - 11am to 3pm. Location: 5319 Potomac Ave. NW, WDC, 20016 The story of David'Dafidi unfolds at Mbari - please join us!

Exhibition:
Artist: Islam Kamil
Date: May 28th - June 8 2003
Location: French Cultural Center, Doha, Qatar.
To read more about the exhibition go to Raya newspaper <http://www.raya.com/2003/05/31/win/index.htm> and click on "Mounwaat" > Art.

Exhibition :
Artist: Mohamed Abdelwahab
Date: May 18th 2003
Location: Bo Shahry Art Gallery, Kuwait city, Kuwait.
The exhibition sopnsered by The Arab Open University, Kuwait.
Click here to view exhibition photos.

"Between the Streams" exhibition of images, text, sound and video :
The exhibition is about people of Sudan's Western Upper Nile and their stories of displacement .
Location: St. Paul's Cathedral, London, UK .
Date: May 14 and will stay there for two weeks.
For more info. visit : http://www.between-the-streams.org/ (you will need Flash 6 plug-in).

Sad News:
The Sudan Artists Gallery is saddened by the departure of one of Africa's great artists
Skunder Boghossian (1937-2003), who died on May 4th 2003 .
He participated in a group exhibition entitled Ethiopian Passages Dialogues in the Diaspora,, which was opened on the 30th of April 2003 at the National Museum of African Art Smithsonian Institution.

Call for proposals for Art Exhibit at Georgetown University
Deadline: June 1, 2003

From Sondra Hale
The Sudan Studies Association and SSUK renew their call for proposals from artists for exhibit material at Georgetown University. I have agreed, as an SSA Board member and Sudanese art critical studies person, to assist in the coordination of the art exhibit for the third international meeting. Individual works of art suitable for display are encouraged and will be part of a group exhibit space for the duration of the conference.

Please note that we are providing the space only. Please think of me as a coordinator and contact person, not as a curator. We do not have the labor and resources to mount/frame or hang/install the works. Each artist will hang/install his/her own works in the space provided. We plan to divide the space equally among artists, that is, as equitably as possible, considering the differences in size and art forms with which we will be dealing. We will be checking out the dimensions of the room and will need your dimensions and any other specifications.
Please send proposals for art work to be displayed (and dimensions) to:
Prof. Sondra Hale sonhale@ucla.edu
For more info about the conference, visit Sudan Studies Association web site at :
http://www.sudanstudies.org

Painting exhibition :
Artist: Mutasim H. Omer
Date: 4-30 April 2003
Location: World Space, 2400 N Street, NW, Washington, DC 20037 USA

Painting exhibition :
Artist: Zeinab Eltigan
Date: 22-29 March 2003
Location: The German Cultural Center, Khartoum, Sudan.

DREAMS FOR OUR DAUGHTERS:
Two Sudanese women visual artists participated in an exhibition entitled “DREAMS FOR OUR DAUGHTERS” in South Africa, which is part of the KLEIN KAROO NATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL KKNK.
Date: March 29 - April 05, 2003
Arranged by South African artist Jaco Sieberhagen, he wrote: Realities and pressures are all playing a major role in the lives of our young daughters. Too many girls" lives evolve around surviving rather than the supposed realization of their dreams".
An exhibition of women artists: Helen Sebidi, Lien Botha, Sophie Peters, Hanneke Benade, Faiza Galdhari, Bongi Bengu, Bongiwe Dhlomo, Verna Jooste, Fatima Fernandes, Granete Ngirandi, Roselyn Marikasi, Chimaobi Nwanko, Nkechi Nwoso-Igbo, Ndidi Dike Nigeria Zeinab Eltigani, Sana ElTayib, Lilian Nabulime, & Antoinette Pienaar.
Click to view it:
http://www.africancolours.com/content/dreamsforourdaughters.html

Group exhibition :
Artists: Sudanese Women Artists Association
Date: 8th March 2003
Location: French cultural Center, Khartoum.

Painting exhibition :
Artist: Aizaldeen Kojour
Date: 14-16 March 2003
Location: Toronto

Textile design exhibition
Artist: Teyseer A. Salim
Date: 23rd Feb. 2003
Location: German Cultural Center, Khartoum.


Painting and Drawing exhibition :
Artist: Seif Laota
Date: 2-8 Feb. 2003
Location: Dubai, UAE


Group exhibition :
Artist: 20 members from the Sudanese Plastic Artists General Association
Date: 2-8 Feb. 2003
Location: Dubai, UAE

Call for Papers : The Sudanese Plastic Artists General Association,
Documentation and Publishing Seminar
The Sudanese Plastic Artists Association is organizing a seminar for studying the problems of publishing and documentation of plastic art in Sudan, on 23rd and 24th October 2002. The seminar is to present the proposed subjects to negotiation and dialogue leading to a sound recommendation constituting a solid base for the development and acceleration of writing, studying, publishing and documentation of plastic art in Sudan.

BAYT AL TASHKEYLYEEN AL SUDANYEEN (Sudanese Artists House):
A group of Sudanese artists in Riyadh Saudi Arabia established a place to accommodate their activities, and they are working to lunch a web site for the group .

Exhibition :
Artist: Nouman Gafar, (M.F.A) Master of Fine Art Thesis exhibition, Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts, University of Dallas.
Date: 6 - 25 May 2002/ Reception on the 17th from 6pm-8pm.
Location: South Dallas Cultural Center
3400 S. Fitzhugh St., Dallas, TX 75210 US.

The Sudanese Plastic Artists General Association:
From the 1st to the 30th of April 2002, the The Sudanese Plastic Artists General Association lunched a series of shows and activities. The exhibitions were at the College of Fine & Applied Art, Sudan University, Khartoum.
More than twenty artists participated, with paintings sculptures and ceramics in the first week, artists as Salah Ibrahim, Hussin Gaman, Musa Elkhlifa, Ahmed Amir Gabir, Abdelbasit Al khatim, Mohamed A. Eitaby. Activities beside the exhibitions included a day in remembrance of the late artist Hassan Elhady (1931-2001).
Click here to view photos, To View the exhibition leaflet click here (PDF format)