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Abdulraheem Salim

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Abdulraheem Salim (born 1955) is an Emirati painter and sculptor born in Dubai and lives in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.[1] one of the first contributors to the fine art movements in the UAE alongside Hassan Sharif, Abdul Qader Al Raes and others.[2] Salim completed his Bachelor of Fine arts and sculpture at the University of Cairo in 1981.[3]

Awards

  • 1992 The Jury’s Award at Cairo Biennial
  • 1993 Sharjah biennial 1st prize
  • 1993 The silver award at the 6th Bangladesh Biennial
  • 2008 State Honor Award for Fine Arts, UAE

Exhibitions

  • (1981-2001) The annual exhibitions of the Emirates Fine Arts Society
  • (1983- 1984) First and Second GCC Art Exhibitions, Doha, Qatar
  • 1983 Negative and Positive Exhibition
  • 1988-1992-1995 Cairo Biennial
  • 1995 Bangladesh Biennial
  • 1990 The first exhibition of the Emirates Fine Arts Society in India.
  • 1996 Arabian Colors Exhibition, Sharjah Art Museum, UAE
  • 1998 the UAE in the Eyes of its Artists, Cultural foundation, Abu Dhabi
  • 2000 The UAE Expo Hanover, Germany.
  • 2001 Sharjah Biennial, UAE
  • 2015 UAE Pavilion, Venice Biennial, Italy

See also

List of Emirati artists

References

  1. ^ "Arab artists: Abdul Raheem Salem and the marks of childhood".
  2. ^ HAROON, LAYLA. "Ten impressions".
  3. ^ JAIN, VEATHIKA. "Emirati artist Salim at work".
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