Sudanese Artists

Rashid Diab

Rashid Diab, in arabo: راشد دياب ‎ (Wad Madani, 1957), è un pittore sudanese.
Studiò nella Scuola di Belli Attrezzi di Khartum e si addottorò in Madrid (Università Complutense di Madrid, 1991)
Nel 1999 ritornò a Khartum per lavorare come professore e fondò un centro artistico

Homage for my Friends, 1993

Mono Print on Paper

22 × 18 9/10 in

56 × 48 cm

Series of the Nile ( Blue)

Water colour on paper

28 7/10 × 39 4/5 in

73 × 101 cm

Series of the Nile

Water colour on paper

28 7/10 × 39 4/5 in

73 × 101 cm

Untitled, 2011

Acrylic on paper

19 7/10 × 23 3/5 in

50 × 60 cm

Untitled, 2011

Acrylic on paper

19 7/10 × 23 3/5 in

50 × 60 cm

Out of time II

Acrylic on canvas

55 1/10 × 55 1/10 in

140 × 140 cm

Untitled, 2011

Acrylic on paper

19 7/10 × 23 3/5 in

50 × 60 cm

Untitled, 2011

Acrylic on paper

19 7/10 × 23 3/5 in

50 × 60 cm

Untitled, 2011

Acrylic on paper

19 7/10 × 23 3/5 in

50 × 60 cm

Ahmed Abdel Aal

Quello che penso è che trovo l'auto-realizzazione attraverso il mio lavoro artistico, in conformità con il processo creativo mentre si sviluppa e si sviluppa attraverso stadi in cui vi è cancellazione, affermazione e scelte finali che possono nascere dall'esperienza investigativa o da un'improvvisa incidenza come le buone notizie arrivano dopo la sofferenza e numerosi trattamenti. Pertanto, la mia esistenza e il risultato del mio lavoro sono due processi di supporto e inseparabili. Intendo con la mia esistenza tutte le condizioni viventi e spirituali e il loro funzionamento nel lavoro estetico, nella pittura meteorologica, nella scultura, nella progettazione o nel testo scritto creativo. Sono sicuro che al di là di questa sofferenza, trovo una certa soddisfazione nel mio tentativo di realizzare un ragionevole grado di equilibrio tra l'immaginazione oggettiva, e la mia volontà e insistenza nel realizzare l'immagine del "lavoro" attraverso i media di colori, altri materiali, parole e lettere.È qui che l'immagine che riunisce personaggi, stati, ricordi, allusioni, conoscenze, notizie e attitudini, illude ... Quindi è quella "immagine" in cui titoli e titoli tirano e trascinano, titoli che incarnano sia l'armonia che la disarmonia delle volontà.

What I think is that I find self realization through my artistic work, in conformity with the creative process as it develops and elaborates through stages in which there is effacement, affirmation and final choices which may be born out of investigative experience or a sudden incidence like the good news coming after suffering and numerous treatments. Therefore, my existence and the outcome of my work are two supportive and inseparable processes. I mean by my existence all living and spiritual conditions and their functioning in the aesthetic work, weather painting, sculpture, designing or creative written text. I am sure that beyond this suffering, I find some satisfaction in my attempt to realize a reasonable degree of equilibrium between objective imagination, and my will and insistence to achieve the picture of the "work" through the media of colors, other materials, words and letters.

It is here that the image which bring together characters, states, memories, allusions, knowledge, news and attitudes illucidates …Then it is that " image" in which titles and titles pull and drag, titles that embody both harmony and disharmony of wills.

Elsadig M.Agena

Studied art at the University of Sudan College of Fine and Applied Arts Obtained the degree of bachelor of honor happy to win the design and printing of textiles in 1992 Participated in many international exhibitions Participated in many local exhibitions Li number of individual exhibitions Honored by the Federation of Arab Fine Has carried out many of the works in Saudi Arabia Many of my paintings in Europe, Canada, South Africa.

Mohamed Hussen

Born: Omdurman, 1969
Art Education: Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A) College of Fine & Applied Art, Sudan University for Science & Technology, Khartoum, 1993; B.A. Bachelor of Art, Philosophy Department, El- Neelain University, 1993.
Art Exhibitions:
Group exhibitions:
1990, group exhibition, Italy Ambassador\'s house, Khartoum, Sudan.
1991 Joint exhibition, Swakin, East Sudan.
1993, Graduation exhibition, College of Fine and Applied Art, Khartoum, Sudan.
1994, Exhibition (Five Hundred Years for the Fonj Kingdom establishment), Sinaar, Sudan.
1994, Cairo, Egypt.
1995, Flowers Festival, Friendship Hall, Khartoum, Sudan.
1996, Group exhibition (Sponsored by Ageb Gas), Khartoum, Sudan.
1996, Sibyan Magazine exhibition (magazine 50th anniversary), Sudan National Museum, Khartoum, Sudan.
1997, National Culture & Arts Corporation, Omdurman, Sudan.
1999, Sudan National Museum, Khartoum, Sudan.
1999, International Exhibition of Sudanese Art, Temple of Peace, Cardiff, Wales, Britain.
2000 group exhibition at St. David Hall Cardiff U.K.
2002 group exhibition at Sudanese Restaurant Marawi London.
2003 group exhibition at Arogaa Khartoum Sudan.
2004 Peace exhibition at Khartoum.
2004 Group exhibition with Sudanese plastic artists association.
2004 Teheran (Iranian Third painting Biennial).
2005 twin exhibition with my wife (painter Hind Abd Elhamed) at Sudanese National Council for Art and Culture.

Solo exhibitions:
1997, France Cultural Center, Khartoum, Sudan.
2003, France Cultural Center, Khartoum .Sudan.

Workshops & activities:
1991, Lino cut workshop (with German artist Michel Huth), College of Fine and Applied Art, Khartoum, Sudan.
1996, Amal Society workshop (slogan was "Children Right Agreement"), Khartoum, Sudan.
1996, Drawing and Painting, Gothe Institute, Khartoum, Sudan.
1996, Subiean Magazine 50th anniversary workshop, Khartoum, Sudan.
1997, Painting workshop (with French artist Zenat) France Cultural Center, Khartoum, Sudan.

Membership:
Member of Philosophy Society El- Neelain University; Member of Sudanese Environment
Conservation Society. Member of Sudanese plastic artists\' society. Member of Sudanese sculptors society

Hassan Musa

Great Amarco Nude
1992 - Encres sur textile - 144 x 204cm

Le rêve d’Ibn Ghattouss
1996 - Encres sur textiles - 170 x 154cm

L’art de guérir de Shéhérazade
1997 - engraving on wood and ink on textile - 150 x 180cm

There are no tigers in Africa
2002 - Inks on textiles - 292 x 117cm

Self portrait as Bacchus

2002 - Inks on textiles - 240 x 298cm

Référence iconographique : «Bacchus» du Caravage (1597).

The good pain
2007 - Acrylics on textile - 200 x 180cm

Confusion de part
2008 - Encres sur textile - 203 x 181cm

The Good Game I
2008 - Assembled textiles - 212 x 142cm

Lutte de Jacob avec l’ange
2008 - Encres sur textile - 207 x 160cm

Great American Nude N.4 (Yes I can)2009 - Assembled textiles - 161 x 225cmRéférence iconographique : « L’Odalisque brune » (1743-45) de François Boucher.

La Sourate de Zoleikha N°9
2009 - Silk-screen print and inks on textiles - 121 x 143cm

« La Sourate de Zoleikha » est une série de 15 images sur le thème de Zoleikha, la femme de Putiphar.

Tigritude, Soyinka mordu par un tigre
2010 - Inks on textiles - 220 x 249cm

There are no tigers in Africa
2010, Assembled textiles, 170cm x 236cm

The Supermarket Houri
2011 - Assembled textiles - 283 x 205cm

Born in Sudan, residing in France, Musa is an image creator with a multiplicity of references: the european painting, the arabic calligraphy or the chinese watercolor. Along his solo shows, he participated to major exhibits such as the Venice Biennial or Africa Remix.

The painting of Musa uses printed assembled textiles as canvas and often appropriates classical Western masterpieces to confront them with latter-day icons such as Vincent van Gogh, Josephine Baker, Che Guevara or Osama bin Laden. His critical view on western art, politics and culture serves a logic of transmission: Musa gives back the images of the world to the world. « Images are like blows: we receive them, we give them back. We transmit violent things because that is the way we receive them. It's a way to survive, my images are my line of defense », declares the artist.

The artist is represented by the Pascal Polar gallery (Brussels, Belgium).
For all infos not on this site, such as essays, press articles, books, catalogues and more, please visit www.pascalpolar.be

Mohammed Omar Khalil

Sudanese, b. 1936

Homage to Miro #III

Etched print

9 × 10 in 22.9 × 25.4 cm

Homage to Miro #IV

Etched print

9 × 10 in

22.9 × 25.4 cm

Tombstone Blues, 1986

Etching, Softground, Aquatint, Spitbite

36 × 48 in

91.4 × 121.9 cm

Petra X, 1999

Electroetching

24 × 36 in

61 × 91.4 cm

The Sallow, 2012

Oil collage on wood

64 1/5 × 87 4/5 in

163 × 223 cm

Albareh Art Gallery

Hassan Ali Ahmad

Name: Hassan Ali Ahmad

Country: Sudan

Birth: Born in Wadi Halfa, Sudan.

Exhibt Individual Exhibitions :
2000 Gallery Frant, Cairo.
1998 Africain Center, Madrid, Spain.
1997 Espace, Kareme Francisse, Cairo.
1994 Opera House, Cairo.
1991 Evaliva House, Germany.
1991 Gallery Ragab, Cairo.
Collective Exhibitions:
Cairo Biennial (four editions), Egypt.
Sharjah Biennial (four editions),UAE.
Johannesburg Biennial, South Africa.
Paris Sculptur Biennial (three editions), France.
Warsaw Sculptur Biennial (three editions), Poland.
Orlando Arts Museum, Florida, USA.
Arab World Institute, Arab kids’ books drawers, Paris 2003.

Exper: Add: Afro Wingi Studio
10 El Taif Street. Al Mohandissien. Cairo. Egypt
E-mail: hassaaan@hotmail.com
Mob: 0124672801Kids Books:
He published three kids’ books: Grander publishing house, France – Sudanese Studies Center – Lirile publishing house, France.
Collaborator: Ala Al Dine Magazine, Al Ahram, Cairo.

Mutaz Elemam

Mutaz El Emam was born and raised in Kassala in the Eastern region of Sudan until he went to Khartoum to study Fine Arts at the Sudan University of Science and Technology. It took him three long months to finally convince his academically minded parents that in spite of his high grades at school, what he really wanted to study above all else was Art. Between 2003 and 2007 he worked in Art Therapy at the Grace Child Care Organization in Khartoum, an establishment that lodges and teaches young survivors of wars and adverse social circumstances until they reach the age of adolescence. His artistic practice encompasses Painting, Drawing, Mixed Media and Collage. His work has been showcased in Italy, Spain, Libya , Uganda, China,Bulgaria ,Sudan , Egypt and throughout the Middle East. He has participated in numerous solo and collective exhibitions regionally and internationally . Elemam was the editor of the Africa Art file for the “Not Apartheid Art” Cam Casoria art magazine. He lives and works between Egypt and Sudan.