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Etemad Gallery Nov 2015 Laleh Memar Ardestani The Vocalist 02
Teheran

آوازخوان 

_دم و بازدم

و دوباره دم و بازدم

راوی شروع به روایت قصه‌ای می‌کند

قصه سفیدی کاغذ و سیاهی قلم 

قصه عشق وخیال

قصه آوازخوان و آواز

...

می‌خواند و می‌خواند

گاهی هم برعکس می‎خواند

گاهی روی خط و گاهی خارج از خط،

تا به نقطه‌ای وصل شود و گم نشود.

و در این لحظه، تنها آوای درون واسطه‎ی این خلقت است.

لاله معمار اردستانی

 آبان ماه 1394

لاله معمار اردستانی

متولد 1351 تهران، ایران

تحصیلات:

1381  دیپلم طراحی فیگوراتیو، دانشگاه نرتامبریا، نیوکاسل، انگلستان

1379 دیپلم عالی تصویر سازی، کالج نیوکاسل، نیوکاسل، انگلستان

1376 لیسانس گرافیک، دانشگاه هنر و معماری آزاد اسلامی، تهران، ایران

1371  دیپلم گرافیک، هنرستان هفده شهریور، تهران، ایران

نمایشگاه‎های انفرادی: 

1392  "رصد خانه"، گالری اعتماد، تهران، ایران

1390  نمايشگاه طراحی، آتلیه شایان خویی، پاریس، فرانسه

1389 "پيله"، گالری حنا، تهران، ایران 

1388 گالری حنا، تهران، ایران

1387 کافه گالری باغ موزه، تهران، ایران

1386 گالری پاسارگاد، تهران، ایران

1383 گالری هاشو، مرکز تجارت جهانی، دوبی، امارات

نمایشگاه‎های گروهی:

1389  "حريم"، گالری آران، تهران، ايران

1387 گالری آتبین، تهران، ایران

1386 "هفتمین بینال نقاشی معاصر ایران"، موزه صبا، تهران، ایران

1386 "اولین جشنواره طراحی دکتر سندوزی"، موزه امام علی، تهران، ایران

1382 گالری سیحون، تهران، ایران

1382 "اکسپوی تهران"، تالار وحدت، تهران، ایران

1381  مرکز هنرهای معاصر، تصویرسازی، نیوکاسل، انگلستان

1379 کالج نیوکاسل، تصویرسازی، نیوکاسل، انگلستان

The Vocalist

Inhale and exhale

And then again, inhale and exhale

The narrator starts telling a story

The story of the whiteness of paper and the blackness of pen

The story of passion and imagination

The story of the Vocalist and her song

...

She keeps singing and singing

Sometimes singing reverse

Sometimes on the line and sometimes off the line, 

So that she stays connected to a point, and does not get lost.

And at this moment, only the inner voice can be the means of such creation.

Laleh Memar Ardestani

October 2015Laleh Memar Ardestani

Born in 1972, Tehran, Iran

Education: 

2002 Certificate in Life Drawing, Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK

2000 HND (Higher National Diploma) in Illustration, Newcastle College, England, UK

1997 BA in Graphic Design, Azad University, Tehran, Iran

1992 Diploma in Graphic Design, Art School, Tehran, Iran

Solo Exhibitions:

2013 “Observatory”, Etemad Gallery, Tehran, Iran

2011 Drawing Exhibition, Chayan Khoie’s Atelier, Paris, France

2010 “Cocoon”, Henna Gallery, Tehran, Iran

2009 Henna Gallery, Tehran, Iran

2008 Art Museum Garden's Café Gallery, Tehran, Iran

2007 Pasargad Gallery, Tehran, Iran

2004 Hashoo Art Gallery, World Trade Center, Dubai, UAE

Group exhibitions:

2010 “Sanctum”, Aaran Gallery, Tehran, Iran

2008 Atbin Gallery, Tehran, Iran

2008 “The 7th Biennial of Iranian Contemporary Painting”, Saba Museum, Tehran, Iran

2007 “Dr Sondozi's Annual Drawing Contest”, Immam Ali Museum, Tehran, Iran

2003 Seymour Gallery, Painting, Tehran, Iran

2003 “Tehran Expo”, Vahdat Hall, Tehran, Iran

2002 Contemporary Art Center, Newcastle, England, UK

2000 Newcastle College, England, UK

نمایشگاه آثار " لاله معمار اردستانی " با عنوان " آواز خوان " آبان 1394 گالری اعتماد

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