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Alia Al Farsi

1972
Muscat, Oman

37 Works exhibited on Kooness

Current location

Muscat, Oman

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Works by Alia Al Farsi

Born in the culturally rich town of Muttrah, Alia was imbued to become an avid explorer and culturist to an affinity for historic towns. She says that she is a non-believer in self-imposition of stylistic boundaries, she takes her inspiration from patterns and vernacular architecture.

Selling in renowned auctions such as Christie’s, Al Fanar, and Arabian Wings, her art is celebrated and appreciated in many parts of the world as her art collectors come from different parts of the world.

She held major solo exhibitions in cities like Paris, Tokyo, and Geneva. She was chosen to be the first Omani artist to exhibit officially at Venice Biennale 2017 and won the prestigious Dr Saud Al Sabah Creativity Award in 2010.

  • Representing Oman at Venice Biennale Italy 2017
  • London Arabia Art and Fashion Week London 2017
  • First International Symposium Asfi City, Morocco 2016
  • Solo Exhibition “Strings & Love” with renowned writer Ahlam Mosteghanemi, Geneva 2015
  • Solo Exhibition at the first “Art Bahrain” Bahrain 2015
  • Art Exhibition at Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art, Vienna 2015
  • Art Basel Week – Scope Art Gallery Basil, Switzerland 2015
  • London Global Art Fair “Art 15” London 2015
  • Venice Biennale Arabian Pavilion Italy 2015
  • Masters of Business Administration (MBA) University of Bedfordshire – UK
  • Graphic Design Course Central Saint Martins – UK
     
  • “Gold Award – Websites – Arts and Entertainment www.aliafarsi.com” at Oman Tech Awards, Oman 2016
  • "Jury Award” at Austrian Museum of Folk Life and Folk Art, Austria 2015
  • Al Mar'a Excellence Award for Fine Arts Oman 2012
  • Dr. Suad Al Sabah Creativity Award Kuwait 2010
  • Selected as one of the top Arab World Women in occasion of the tenth anniversary of “Council of Arab Business Women, 2009
  • Grand Prize, The Annual Exhibition of the Fine Arts Society, Oman 2009
  • Beijing Olympic torch plaque China 2008